Weekly History Questions Thread.

(self.history)

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Bookclub and Sources Wednesday!

(self.history)

24 points

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20th-century settlement drove the extinction of the California grizzly; one of the last was killed in a Los Angeles suburb in 1916

(sfgate.com)

292 points

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14 Comments

89 years ago, an SF to Hawaii flight changed the world forever

(sfgate.com)

66 points

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4 Comments

Turkey's ornate Ottoman-era 'bird palaces'

(bbc.com)

94 points

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Myth of the First Empire: Why Akkad Wasn't Rome

(self.history)

135 points

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27 Comments

The Secret Trial of the General Who Refused to Attack Tiananmen Square

(nytimes.com)

926 points

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38 Comments

True origin of 'first black Briton' revealed

(bbc.co.uk)

509 points

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209 Comments

Four medieval spearheads have been found in Lake Lednica in Poland. One may have belonged to a nobleman or prince.

(livescience.com)

262 points

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In 1843, Sir Henry Cole, the first director of the V&A, commissioned artist John Callcott Horsley to create what became the first Christmas card. The design showed Cole’s family celebrating and acts of charity; 1,000 cards were printed for personal greetings.

(vam.ac.uk)

102 points

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First objects retrieved from the mythical Spanish galleon San Jose Sank in 1708 after being attacked by an English Fleet, Authorities said Thursday.

(cbsnews.com)

357 points

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In 1903, Griffith J. Griffith gifted 3,000 acres of land to Los Angeles for a public park. That same year, he shot his wife in a hotel room during a paranoid delusion.

(sfgate.com)

912 points

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48 Comments

Volcanic Eruption Set the Stage for the Black Death, Researchers Find

(medievalists.net)

307 points

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23 Comments

The Business Plot, or When J.P. Morgan’s Pals Tried To Overthrow FDR - New England Historical Society

(newenglandhistoricalsociety.com)

972 points

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38 Comments

Museum housing Libya's ancient treasures reopens for first time since 2011 uprising that toppled Gadhafi

(nbcnews.com)

131 points

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Linguists start compiling first ever complete dictionary of ancient Celtic

(theguardian.com)

543 points

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12 Comments

While in Verona in 1345, Petrarch discovered, in the library of the Duomo, the letters of Cicero to his lifelong friend Atticus, as well as his letters to Quintus and Brutus.

(historyofinformation.com)

79 points

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2 Comments

Ancient Egyptian pleasure boat found by archaeologists off Alexandria coast

(theguardian.com)

709 points

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Weekly History Questions Thread.

(self.history)

20 points

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Versailles excavation reveals new insights into the Queen’s and Dauphin’s courts

(heritagedaily.com)

79 points

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2 Comments

How a Near-Shipwreck on a Luxury Ocean Liner Inspired a Decade of Disaster Movies

(smithsonianmag.com)

34 points

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An excavation in a small French village reveals three 1800 year old jars with thousands of Roman coins

(livescience.com)

991 points

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31 Comments

The moment the earliest known man-made fire was uncovered - BBC News

(bbc.co.uk)

468 points

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52 Comments

Will the Pellier Brother who Performed the first Glass Keratoprosthesis (Artificial Cornea) Please Stand Up?

(researchgate.net)

17 points

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2 Comments

Bookclub and Sources Wednesday!

(self.history)

42 points

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