#Historians

Principal Scientific Adviser, Govt. of India

PrinSciAdvGoI

Thread "The pandemic has led to a compact between scientists and people. Now we must not go back to the 2019 mindset" My op-ed in today's @htTweets https://www.hindustantimes.com/opinion/covid-19-has-had-a-positive-effect-too/

Izabella Kaminska

izakaminska

To this day, historians are divided on whether Augustus was really a good or bad force in the course of the breakdown of the Roman Republic, and whether his reign

Hannah Shepherd

hannahjshepherd

I don't really know where to start with this. A Mitsubishi endowed Professor of Law at Harvard is arguing that comfort women were all prostitutes.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0144818820301848# He published a versio

GSA UJ

uj_gsa

Race, Space & Architecture is a platform of constellations: projects, ideas, writings and provocations that have and continue to inspire this work. We see this platform huddling in amongst these

Margaret O'Mara

margaretomara

Popular stereotypes of Seattle--quirky left-coast outlier, nerdy high-tech hub--overlook bigger, harder truths about its past, & how this city is so much like the rest of America. Here are some

Pandeyji Speaks

malhar_pandey

#THREADWe have seen that Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has been enduring protests for many years! What exactly is the reason for this? Is there something wrong with RSS? If so, what?

l E T 17

Inevitable_ET

BILL BINNEY = HERO‘The Targeted Individual Program is an open secret in top-level government, intel, military and police circles, and that covert, illegal nonconsensual human experimentation has been rationalized away

Jimmy Sweet

JimmySkuya

Day 184 of reading an article on Očhéthi Šakówiŋ Studies everyday:Bruce M. White, “A Mouthful of Grass.” In ed. Rhoda R. Gilman, Ringing in the Wilderness: Selections from the North

Lorna Richardson

lornarichardson

Some of the videos from the TAG 2019 session organised by myself, @urbanprehisto & @MarkJamesHobbs are now live. Timely arrival to revisit still-current issues. Session was: "Mythical past, dangerous present:

Jim OShaughnessy

jposhaughnessy

1/ Quintus Horatius Flaccus, known to English-speakers as Horace, was the leading Roman lyric poet during the time of Augustus, Rome's first, and in the eyes of many historians best,

Joe Bassey

Joe__Bassey

The Great Zimbabwe has the largest of stone-built ruins. It consists of 12 clusters of buildings, that spread over 3 square miles. Its outer walls were built from 100,000 tons

Audra J. Wolfe, PhD

ColdWarScience

A little thread on the past, the present, and the nature of historical judgement sparked by an argument that’s happening about NASA administrator Jim Webb. There’s a lot of talk

John Frankensteiner

JFrankensteiner

I wish there was a directory of film directors where you look a name up and it's just a summary of Orson Welles roasting them. Orson Welles was such a

Southeast Asian Historians

SEA_historian

1/8 Let's start with Rock Art! I guess if historians study the past through texts, then the "texts" that archaeologists study are material remains. In my case, I am really

Seth Cotlar

SethCotlar

Excellent summary of how works of history are produced.https://twitter.com/mccormick_ted/status/1288182546136801280 It strikes me that few of the conservative critics of the 1619 Project think of history in the way that thread

Ben Schneider

benmschneider

Future of Academia Thread This is a weird year from a couple of degrees to the historical side of the split between economics and history. On one side, talented young

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