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By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jun 15, 2018 in: Britain, family, history
The names Australians gave new born babies was a widely cited post, covering the most popular first names given to boys and girls in Victoria since 1900. But I have never tackled surnames, given that everyone of my generation seemed to come from Pola...
By Things Are Good on Jun 13, 2018 in: politics, history
If you’ve ever wondered about the history of the land you’re on then this website (and app) is for you! The website Native-Land collects historical data from around the world of what peoples claimed what land so any curious individual can...
By North Coast Voices on Jun 13, 2018 in: history
In November 1847 Clarence Valley grazier Thomas Coutts disgruntled by what he thought was a failure of local authority to act on his complaints, angry that his cattle herd had diminished over the space of eight years allegedly due to cattle thef...
By North Coast Voices on Jun 11, 2018 in: education, history
Here is public comment on and by the main characters in what looks remarkably like an ill-considered and rather crude attempt at a beer hall putsch against academic freedom.With one of the eight Ramsey Centre directors, Tony Abbott, giving the game a...
By Sean's Russia Blog on Jun 9, 2018 in: History, Literature, Terrorism
Guest: Lynn Patyk on Written in Blood: Revolutionary Terrorism and Russian Literary Culture published by the University of Wisconsin Press. [spp-player]...
By North Coast Voices on Jun 6, 2018 in: environment, history
"No Pump Mill" memorabilia - image suppliedThe Clarence Valley Conservation Coalition celebrated its “almost” thirty years of activity at a Re-Weavers’ Awards Dinner in Grafton on 1st June. The Re-Weavers Awards, which are held annually on the...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jun 1, 2018 in: Britain, France, history, medicine
In 1628, Dr William Harvey was an English physician who published a book in which he described the circulation of blood in humans. Researchers commenced experiments involving the intravenous injection of various substances into animal...