World History
History Carnival 28. The newest edition of the History Carnival is up at Patahistory. Dave Davisson has done a great job!
A couple of good links noted include:
History, Chronology and the Bible - This features a well developed bibliography of materials that homeschooling Christians could use to help their children understand ancient history. The links do not include Amazon (or other) affiliate links meaning the author posted this without an attempt to make a few dollars.
Roman water infrastructure in post-Roman Britain. Part 1: Roman infrastructure - This is a good look at ancient Roman engineering and aqueducts.
Can An Obscure President Become a Lesson in Character? Good tips on teaching primary grade students on an obscure president (Chester Arthur) who actually maybe was not so obscure as character (and ethics) count.
- History Carnival: Let's Take A History Stroll
The newest History Carnival is up at the American Presidents Blog. Jennie Weber has done a good job collecting nice history links from the last month from around the history blogosphere. The next History Carnival will be hosted by Penny at Disabilities...
- Two Recent History Carnivals
The newest History Carnival is up as History Carnival XLIV. David Tiley of Barista is the host. Thanks for a great carnival David. Also recently posted is the new edition of the Carnival of Bad History. The Carnival of Bad History No 11 is up at Philobiblon....
- History Carnival Xxxix
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...
- History Carnival #38
History Carnival #38. The newest edition of the History Carnival is now up. The host is Jonathan Dresner at Frog in a Well: Japan. As always, there are lots of good history blog posts the read. It should keep you busy all weekend long. The next edition...
- Carnival Of Bad History #6
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...
World History
History Carnival 28
History Carnival 28. The newest edition of the History Carnival is up at Patahistory. Dave Davisson has done a great job!
A couple of good links noted include:
History, Chronology and the Bible - This features a well developed bibliography of materials that homeschooling Christians could use to help their children understand ancient history. The links do not include Amazon (or other) affiliate links meaning the author posted this without an attempt to make a few dollars.
Roman water infrastructure in post-Roman Britain. Part 1: Roman infrastructure - This is a good look at ancient Roman engineering and aqueducts.
Can An Obscure President Become a Lesson in Character? Good tips on teaching primary grade students on an obscure president (Chester Arthur) who actually maybe was not so obscure as character (and ethics) count.
- History Carnival: Let's Take A History Stroll
The newest History Carnival is up at the American Presidents Blog. Jennie Weber has done a good job collecting nice history links from the last month from around the history blogosphere. The next History Carnival will be hosted by Penny at Disabilities...
- Two Recent History Carnivals
The newest History Carnival is up as History Carnival XLIV. David Tiley of Barista is the host. Thanks for a great carnival David. Also recently posted is the new edition of the Carnival of Bad History. The Carnival of Bad History No 11 is up at Philobiblon....
- History Carnival Xxxix
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...
- History Carnival #38
History Carnival #38. The newest edition of the History Carnival is now up. The host is Jonathan Dresner at Frog in a Well: Japan. As always, there are lots of good history blog posts the read. It should keep you busy all weekend long. The next edition...
- Carnival Of Bad History #6
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...