Let’s take a peek on how social changes of the 20th century have been reflected on pellicule.
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Read about the prominent influence that Italian archeologists had in the local history and heritage of Dodecanese islands.
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Learn more about seven smaller European towns that you may not already know
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Learn about the Italian Egyptology pioneers: Ippolito Rosellini, Giuseppe Angelelli, and the impressively named Giovanni Battista Belzoni.
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Looking at words and phrases used in languages across Europe to describe weather
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Archaeological highlights from The Hunt Museum’s collections of antiquities, fine and decorative art.
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Explore vintage photographs of the Spanish island, Ibiza from the early 20th century
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German boxer Max Schmeling was world heavyweight boxing champion of the world in the 1930s.
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Whether short or long distance, running has multiple incentives and rewards
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Jenny Lind was a hugely talented Swedish opera singer who enjoyed worldwide fame and acclaim in the mid-19th century.
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Austrian champion table tennis players who began their careers at that same Viennese table tennis centre
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This year we’re spending more of our lives online than ever before. The Internet is where we work, play and interact with others. Many of the reactions, comments, messages that we post contain GIFs – the short animations that compliment our conversations, convey reactions and let us quickly express ourselves. So what better time to […]
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The origins of the shipping company Cunard Line
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There are over 200 different sign languages and dialects in the world! Read more about this ways of visual communication using hand gestures and other types of body language in this blog.
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The phrase Bulgarian, heroes! accompanies every sporting event that Bulgaria takes part in, and is well known to every proud Bulgarian.
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When most people think of September, thoughts of crisp autumn days and children returning to school come to mind. However, for Jews around the world, the beginning of autumn is also the time of the Jewish New Year (or Rosh Hashanna in Hebrew) – this year celebrated from September 18-20.
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