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docbrownstudies · 1 year
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when was the last time i posted notes? in the midst of my chaotic life, i'm restarting my in-depth study on ancient egypt. i stopped working on my screenplay because real life got in the way, but maybe this will inspire me to get back into writing :)
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animentality · 1 year
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ink-dot-kay · 5 months
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HUEVEMBER 2023
day 9 - 16
I'm so far behind in this challenge
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bull-believer · 5 months
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Funerary loculus slab with names of Antigona and Aristopolis (c. 300–250 BCE), Alexandria, Egypt. (wikipedia)
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historysideblog · 1 year
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Online History Short-Courses offered by Universities Masterpost
Categories: Classical Studies, Egyptology, Medieval, Renaissance, The Americas, Asia, Other, Linguistics, Archaeology
How to get Coursera courses for free: There are several types of courses on Coursera, some will allow you to study the full course and only charge for the optional-certificate, for others you will need to audit it and you may have limited access (usually just to assignments), and thirdly some courses charge a monthly subscription in this case a 7 day free trial is available.
Classical Studies 🏛️🏺
At the Origins of the Mediterranean Civilization: Archeology of the City from the Levant to the West 3rd-1st millennium BC - Sapienza University of Rome
Greek and Roman Mythology - University of Pennsylvania
Health and Wellbeing in the Ancient World - Open University
Roman Architecture - Yale
Roman Art and Archeology - University of Arizona
Rome: A Virtual Tour of the Ancient City - University of Reading
The Ancient Greeks - Wesleyan University
The Changing Landscape of Ancient Rome. Archeology and History of Palatine Hill - Sapienza University of Rome
Uncovering Roman Britain in Old Museum Collections - University of Reading
Egyptology 𓂀⚱️
Egypt before and after pharaohs - Sapienza University of Rome
Introduction to Ancient Egypt and Its Civilization - University of Pennsylvania
Wonders of Ancient Egypt - University of Pennsylvania
Medieval 🗡️🏰
Age of Cathedrals - Yale
Coexistence in Medieval Spain: Jews, Christians, and Muslims - University of Colorado
Deciphering Secrets: The Illuminated Manuscripts of Medieval Europe - University of Colorado
Enlightening the Dark Ages: Early Medieval Archaeology in Italy - University of Padova
Lancaster Castle and Northern English History: The View from the Stronghold - Lancaster University
Magic in the Middle Ages - University of Barcelona
Old Norse Mythology in the Sources - University of Colorado Bolder
Preserving Norwegian Stave Churches - Norwegian University of Science and Technology
The Book of Kells: Exploring an Irish Medieval Masterpiece - Trinity College Dublin
The Cosmopolitan Medival Arabic World - University of Leiden
Renaissance ⚜️🃏
Black Tudors: The Untold Story
European Empires: An Introduction, 1400–1522 - University of Newcastle
The Mediterranean, a Space of Exchange (from Renaissance to Enlightenment) - University of Barcelona
The Life and Afterlife of Mary Queen of Scots - University of Glasgow
The Tudors - University of Roehampton London
The Americas 🪶🦙🛖
History of Slavery in the British Caribbean - University of Glasgow
Indigeneity as a Global Concept - University of Newcastle
Indigenous Canada - University of Alberta
Indigenous Religions & Ecology - Yale
Asia 🏯🛕
Contemporary India - University of Melbourne
Introduction to Korean Philosophy - Sung Kyun Kwan University
Japanese Culture Through Rare Books - University of Keio
Sino-Japanese Interactions Through Rare Books - University of Keio
The History and Culture of Chinese Silk - University for the Creative Arts
Travelling Books: History in Europe and Japan - University of Keio
Other
A Global History of Sex and Gender: Bodies and Power in the Modern World - University of Glasgow
A History of Royal Fashion - University of Glasgow
Anarchy in the UK: A History of Punk from 1976-78 - University of Reading
Biodiversity, Guardianship, and the Natural History of New Zealand: A Museum Perspective - Te Papa
Empire: the Controversies of British Imperialism - University of Exeter
Great South Land: Introducing Australian History - University of Newcastle
Indigeneity as a Global Concept - University of Newcastle
New Zealand History, Culture and Conflict: A Museum Perspective - Te Papa
Organising an Empire: The Assyrian Way - LMU Munich
Plagues, Witches, and War: The Worlds of Historical Fiction - University of Virginia
Russian History: from Lenin to Putin - University of California Santa Cruz
Linguistics 🗣️
Introduction to Comparative Indo-European Linguistics - University of Leiden - Coursera version
Miracles of Human Language: An Introduction to Linguistics - University of Leiden
Archeology 💀
Archeoastronomy - University of Milan
Archaeology and the Battle of Dunbar 1650 - Durham University
Archaeology: from Dig to Lab and Beyond - University of Reading
Archeology: Recovering the Humankind's Past and Saving the Universal Heritage - Sapienza University of Rome
Change of Era: The Origins of Christian Culture through the Lens of Archaeology - University of Padova
Endangered Archaeology: Using Remote Sensing to Protect Cultural Heritage - Universities of Durham, Leicester & Oxford
Enlightening the Dark Ages: Early Medieval Archaeology in Italy - University of Padova
Exploring Stone Age Archaeology: The Mysteries of Star Carr - University of York
Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology - Durham University
Roman Art and Archeology - University of Arizona
The Changing Landscape of Ancient Rome. Archeology and History of Palatine Hill - Sapienza University of Rome
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irhabiya · 28 days
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this world is so so tiny omg i love when you find connections to people and places at the most random times !!! i love people i love this crazy tiny world !!!!!!
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passiveslthrn · 7 months
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Love this scene💔
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ubekawateryam · 4 months
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As we approach the end of this year, I fell down my usual rabbit hole of looking at the great color work of Nathan Fowkes (Prince of Egypt, Sinbad, Shrek 4, Puss in Boots ect.) and ended up starting one of his courses on introducing color moods. So I've made a little hallway in Blender real quick, took a screencap and had some fun with transforming it into a rough study piece
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elijones94 · 10 days
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🐾 Scooby in Egypt 🇪🇬🐪
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iliyad · 5 months
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calling all academics on classics tumblr!
what are some interesting articles you've read recently? i'm hungry for some good content to read over the university break and fully open to taking suggestions!
i generally specialise as a hellenist, though i do dabble in egyptology from time to time, and latinist studies if they're related to the greek world in some way, but i'm open to anything!
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casiavium · 11 months
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Everyone on the program: omg cool mummies!!!
Me, literally holding back tears: they are so far from home. Are their souls scared? Has anyone even offered them bread in the afterlife?
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bull-believer · 5 months
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"Examples of the main decorative themes of the Coptic textiles from the Museo Egizio. 1–4: plant motifs (S 17416, S 1789, S 17358 and S 17435); 5–8: animals (S 17437, S 17416, S 17435 and S 17360); 9–12: human figures (S 17416, S 17370, S 17415 and S 17414)"
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ofsappho · 2 years
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It is ahistorical and unethical and anti-intellectual and completely inaccurate to directly translate modern binary frameworks of “problematic”/“unproblematic” onto things from like thousands of years ago.
ANCIENT history is HIGHLY complicated and nuanced and complex. There is no one right or wrong answer. No one ultimate source to end all sources. No one perspective.
I’m not saying you cannot critique ancient history - you absolutely can. I do. People have been criticizing history for as long as we have had history. But I am saying that it is not simple. It’s not good vs bad, right vs wrong, unproblematic vs problematic. That’s not how that works.
You cannot make logically valid and sound criticisms of subjects and topics that you don’t have knowledge about, though. And if you do start research, you will instantly realize that the truth of history is infinitely more complicated than you thought.
I’m not going to go into all the different ways that this could happen because I’m tired and I have other things to do today, but historical record is filled with all SORTS of biases; survivorship bias, outright lying, propaganda, actively destroying what doesn’t fit a narrative, mistranslating, losing things in a fire.
Do your research to learn about the part of ancient history you want to bring a critique against. Otherwise you are participating in that same destruction and obliteration of history by sawing off everything that doesn’t fit the specific binary framework you want to use today.
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velt0n · 1 year
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Movies studys trying to learn more interesting scenarios and moods. Movies: The Jungle Book The Prince of Egypt Bambi Lion King
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