World History
The Cliopatria Awards - 2005 Winners. Thanks to the Cliopatria Group Blog, the history blogsphere now has annual awards.
Here are the winners for 2005:
Best Individual Blog: Mark Grimsley's Blog Them Out of the Stone Age.
Best Group Blog: K. M. Lawson, Jonathan Dresner, and others, at Frog in a Well.
Best New Blog: "PK"'s BibliOdyssey.
Best Post: Rob MacDougall's "Turk 182" at Old is the New New (9 January 2005).
Best Series of Posts: Nathanael Robinson's "The Geographical Turn," at Rhine River.
Best Writing: Timothy Burke of Easily Distracted and Cliopatria.
Congratulations to all the winners.
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World History
The Cliopatria Awards - 2005 Winners
The Cliopatria Awards - 2005 Winners. Thanks to the Cliopatria Group Blog, the history blogsphere now has annual awards.
Here are the winners for 2005:
Best Individual Blog: Mark Grimsley's Blog Them Out of the Stone Age.
Best Group Blog: K. M. Lawson, Jonathan Dresner, and others, at Frog in a Well.
Best New Blog: "PK"'s BibliOdyssey.
Best Post: Rob MacDougall's "Turk 182" at Old is the New New (9 January 2005).
Best Series of Posts: Nathanael Robinson's "The Geographical Turn," at Rhine River.
Best Writing: Timothy Burke of Easily Distracted and Cliopatria.
Congratulations to all the winners.
- The Cliopatria Awards, 2007
The Academy Awards of the history blogosphere have been announced for 2007. The newest edition of the Cliopatria Awards is now out.The winners:Best Group Blog: In the Middle Best Individual Blog: Civil War Memory Best New Blog: Religion in American History...
- The 2007 Cliopatria Awards: Nominations
The Cliopatria Awards recognize the best history writing in the blogosphere. There will be awards in six categories: Best Group Blog Best Individual Blog Best New Blog Best Post Best Series of Posts Best Writer Cliopatria, as host of the awards, is ineligible...
- 2006 Cliopatria Awards Nominations
Nominations for the 2006 Cliopatria Awards Nominations are now open. The Cliopatria Awards recognize the best history writing in the blogosphere. Bloggers are encouraged to nominate candidates for Best Individual Blog, Best Group Blog, Best New Blog,...
- 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...
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