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Tag Archives: history
FLF: Nothing like human sacrifice to top off a good castle!
For most, talk of human sacrifice brings to mind the Pre-Columbian Americas, such as Aztec sacrifices to the sun god of war, Huitzilopochtli, but this tradition has taken many forms all over the world. Earlier last year Pink Tentacle featured … Continue reading
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Tagged castles, culture, fun link friday, history, hitobashira, human pillar, human sacrifice, Japan, Japanese culture, legends
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SOAS Summer Programme in London: Empires in World History
The School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London announces its summer program “Empires in World History” — Empires in World History: Merchant Capital, Colonialism and World Trade Website: http://www.soas.ac.uk/ifcels/summer/empires/ Minimum Entry Requirements: 3.0 GPA (US) or … Continue reading
Fun Link Friday: Losing Time to Books Ngram Viewer
Google Labs introduced a new feature a little while back called the Books Ngram Viewer, which has a lot of interesting potential for a variety of uses (including just plain for fun!). Since I’m no expert in statistics, it’s mostly … Continue reading
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Tagged books ngram, fun link friday, google, history, resources
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Fun Link Friday: Stuff You Missed in History Class
Most of my friends know that I’ve been late to get on the technology train in a lot of departments- not getting an iPod, refusing to switch browsers to Firefox, not liking Blu-ray etc. But I’ve discovered one of the … Continue reading
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Tagged fun link friday, history, Japan, Japanese history, podcast, Stuff You Missed in History Class
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NEH Summer Seminar: Production and Consumption in World History, 1450-1914
Production and Consumption in World History, 1450-1914 2011 NEH Summer Seminar for School Teachers June 27 – July 22, 2011 at UC Santa Cruz Directed by Edmund Burke III Location: California, United States Application Deadline: March 1, 2011 The summer … Continue reading
Job opening: The Center for Historical Research at The Ohio State University
The Center for Historical Research brings together faculty, students, and the general public to examine the historical foundation and development of critical issues of global importance. The Center offers resident fellowships for senior and junior faculty, as well as those … Continue reading
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Tagged Center for Historical Research, Columbus, disease, environment, faculty, history, job opening, Ohio State University, poverty, race
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Website announcement: Visualizing Cultures – Image-Driven Scholarship
A new spectacular resource for historical and artistic scholarship, MIT’s Visualizing Cultures presents a multimedia approach to looking at Asian history and international social and cultural relations. We have a lengthy description here, but you can also check out the … Continue reading
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Tagged art, asia, cultural history, database, history, image, MIT, multimedia, research, resources, social history, visual culture, Visualizing Cultures
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Exploring History in Japanese Castles
One look at my keychain (mostly chains, very few keys) will alert you to the fact that I am a huge castle nerd. Besides the fact that medieval Japan is my research specialty (and IMO the coolest time period ever, … Continue reading
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Tagged blog review, blogs, castles, culture, history, Japan, Japanese Castle Explorer, Japanese culture, maps
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Job opening: Historian In Residence
If you’re an accomplished researcher already or just wondering what other options might be available to you after a history Ph.D. in a Japan-related topic, see the following job opening: — The National World War II Museum Institution Type: Nonprofit … Continue reading
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Tagged historian, history, job opening, Louisiana, modern history, National World War II Museum, New Orleans
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Website announcement: Japan Air Raids Archive
People with an interest in military history and WWII will be pleased to find this wonderful new bilingual digital archive on Japan air raids. It has only recently opened, but it looks like it will continue to become a fantastic … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, history, Japan, Japan Air Raids Archive, photography, politics, resources, US, war
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