World History
While perusing the excellent Cliopatria History Blogroll, I found another good history related carnival. It is Four Stone Hearth, an anthropology blog carnival.
Here is a description from the site:
The Four Stone Hearth is a blog carnival that specializes in anthropology. Anthropology is the study of humankind, throughout all times and places. This discourse focuses primarily on four lines of research: socio-cultural anthropology, bio-physical anthropology, archaeology, linguistic anthropology. Each one of these subfields represent a stone in our hearth, a blog carnival aims to publish content from all aspects of the blogosphere.
As this blog often edges into anthropology, I will be following this carnival. It is still relatively new as the first Four Stone Hearth Carnival was in October 2006. The next edition should be coming out tomorrow at Northstate Science.
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World History
Four Stone Hearth
While perusing the excellent Cliopatria History Blogroll, I found another good history related carnival. It is Four Stone Hearth, an anthropology blog carnival.
Here is a description from the site:
The Four Stone Hearth is a blog carnival that specializes in anthropology. Anthropology is the study of humankind, throughout all times and places. This discourse focuses primarily on four lines of research: socio-cultural anthropology, bio-physical anthropology, archaeology, linguistic anthropology. Each one of these subfields represent a stone in our hearth, a blog carnival aims to publish content from all aspects of the blogosphere.
As this blog often edges into anthropology, I will be following this carnival. It is still relatively new as the first Four Stone Hearth Carnival was in October 2006. The next edition should be coming out tomorrow at Northstate Science.
- History Carnival Lvi
The newest History Carnival is up! History Carnival LVI is now at Walking the Berkshires. It also has a very memorable carnival name with "Rocky Road Pistachio Mocha Chip Edition (with Cracker Jack® Topping!)." Well, it is a carnival... The next History...
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History Carnival XXXIX. The newest edition of the History Carnival is up at the venerable Cliopatria. Ralph Luker is the host and he has done a good job pulling together some of the more interesting history related posts in the history blogosphere. I...
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Carnival of Bad History #6. The newest edition of the Carnival of Bad History is up at Frog in a Well. This is a group blog which focuses on Japanese history. Would you like to host the Carnival of Bad History? Volunteer! Luker at Cliopatria notes, "Jonathan...
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