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Hear the Haunting Sound of an Ancient Celtic War Trumpet: Silent for 2,000 Years, It Now Sounds Again

about 10 hours ago

Norfolk is known for its network of rivers and lakes, its stock...

Getting Dressed During World War I: A Fascinating Look at How Soldiers, Nursers & Others Dressed During the Great War

about 11 hours ago

Not to diminish the nightmare of mortars and shrapnel, but as evidenced...

Where Did the Monk’s Haircut Come From? A Look at the Rich and Contentious History of the Tonsure

1 day ago

One might assume from a modern viewpoint that the hairstyles worn by...

A Walk Through Homer’s Odyssey: A Guide to the Epic Before Seeing Christopher Nolan’s Film

4 days ago

You’re gearing up to see Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey, but you haven’t read...

The Radical, Unclassifiable Art of William Blake

4 days ago

William Blake is a household name, or not far from it, but...

The Origins of the Monsters in Homer’s Odyssey: The Cyclops, Sirens, Scylla & More

5 days ago

Despite having been composed about two and a half millennia before the...

Hear Hours of Lectures by Michel Foucault: Recorded in English & French Between 1961 and 1983

5 days ago

Tucked in the afterward of the second, 1982 edition of Hubert Dreyfus...

11,700 Free Photos from John Margolies’ Archive of Americana Architecture: Download, Use & Re-Mix

6 days ago

Many connoisseurs of architecture are enthralled by the modernist philosophy of Le...

How Anti-Chinese Immigration Laws Unexpectedly Led to a Chinese Restaurant Boom in America

7 days ago

This past spring, the oldest continuously operated family-owned Chinese restaurant in the...

How Russian Artists Imagined in 1914 What Moscow Would Look Like in 2259

7 days ago

In the days of popular retrofuturism—say, the first half of the twentieth...