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Medievalpoc Resources
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For people who love massive lists. Resources Tag || Static Resources Medievalpoc post series: Eckhout’s Portraits of Brazilians (1660s) Depictions of the Portuguese in African and Asian Art (1500s-1660s) Guiseppe Castiglione, court painter in China...
Arts etc. – March 2, 2016
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Visual Arts “Unsettled/Resettled: Seattle’s Hunt Hotel” is a new exhibit that tells the story of the Hunt Hotel’s role in the resettling of the Japanese community in Seattle after WW II. Within the walls of the present-day historic buildings at 141...
10/02 Links Pt2: Antiwar Activists, 9/11 Truthers Gather In Tehran For Anti-Zionist Conference
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From Ian: Douglas Murray: Free Speech: A Motorway Pile-Up of Moral Confusion Who has the "right" to talk about Islam? The question arose thanks to the response of a Muslim student society at an American university. Last week saw the latest in the apparently...
Big Ideas for Arkansas
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Since 2009, the Arkansas Times has solicited suggestions from readers and a variety of experts on how to make Arkansas a better place to live. 2012 Give art jobs to teen-agers By Leslie Newell Peacock John Gaudin has so many ideas for North Little...
Wreck Update: Behind the scenes in Maritime Archaeology
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Maritime Archaeology Presented by Adjunct professor Dr Michael (Mack) McCarthy, Curator, Maritime Archaeology, Western Australian Museum Part of the WA Museum’s 2014 In the Wild West Lecture Series. Some of Western Australia’s most historically significant...