"History" Blogs & Blog Posts

Friends RevolutionFriends Revolution

Friends Revolution focuses on the everyday interesting including travel, ph...

 
Jamie ClubbJamie Clubb

The blog of Jamie Clubb, author of "The Legend of Salt and Sauce: The ...

 
Rhymes With RightRhymes With Right

Blog on news, politics, and other matters of interest written by a Texas te...

 
Your New RealityYour New Reality

There are so many kinds of reality, it's hard to keep track. Let me he...

 
Old VarietiesOld Varieties

This site has been set up to celebrate and feature the heritage of Britain&...

 
Gravestone pix .comGravestone pix .com

Grave sites and their markers are an important part of our heritage. They ...

 
Art and Architecture, mainlyArt and Architecture, mainly

The fine arts, decorative arts and architecture of Europe, North America an...

 


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Tech companies are developing AI chatbots that let users talk to historical figures, but historians and AI researchers say they're pretty flawed.

Meet Sundar Pichai, the man leading Google and Alphabet as CEO who seeks to turn the search giant into an "AI-first" company.

Note the well dressed tourists in Bedlam The Rake’s Progress: Scene 8,  by William Hogarth, 1735  Sir John Soane’s Museum. Originally Bethlehem was founded in 1247 as the Priory of St Mary in Bishopsgate St, just outside t...

Brothers Hamid (left) and Xhemal Veseli,whose family saved Jews from the Holocausthonoured in Yad Vashem.saving Jewish Families of Kavajë.JGuideEuropeDuring the late C15th Spanish Inquisition, the Turkish Sultan in­vited Jews to live under Moslem r...

After cutting ties with Ye's antisemitic remarks, which included his threat to "go Defcon 3 on Jewish people", Adidas Chief Executive Bjorn Gulden continues to sell Ye's shoes and has even begun defending the Hitler-praising artist. "I think Kanye...

The Cutting Room Floor archives stuff cut from video games. If it was made but not included, it's there, from tantalizingly unfinished content to material censored for reasons obvious and not. A personal favorite: Secret of Mana. Secret of Mana...

In the 1950s, geologist Marie Tharp turned depth measurements into detailed maps of the ocean floor. It led to her discovery of the Mid-Atlantic rift.