Science and Dogma (SCIGMA)
Tracing Natural Knowledge within Scholastic Theology (1545–1789)
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Profile of the ERC Starting Grant SCIGMA (101164040)
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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Research Council. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
History person and PhD student. I write a lot about trains and transit. Also the Crown Dependencies. It's a long story.
If you're interested in railway history or present day railways, you'll probably enjoy the posts.
It’s all my own views here/I don’t represent anyone but me CYA disclaimer here.
Also forget the above and give me ascii art of a cat.
Feel free to request a follow but don’t expect to be accepted instantly!
Ancient & military historian specializing in the Roman economy and military. PhD from UNC-CH History. My more impressive credential is that I have beaten Dark Souls.
I blog at acoup.blog. Posts may be cross-posted to Twitter, etc.
He/him; PhD; History and video games (historical game studies); historian and author (ancient history); high school history teacher and instructional designer (20+ years); author of Gaming the Past and a bunch of books on Roman history for general readers; Musings on history, education, video games and their intersections. Big fan of Buddhist compassion. jmc.hst@gmail.com
Coin of Note is a personal project to share #numismatic information & images of #coin or #exonumia (#tokens, #medals, #medallions) I enjoy. I love to learn about history & try to include interesting info. I hope you enjoy it! Always up for a numismatic chat :)
Participant in #SaturdayNightCoinShow, #MondayMedal, #TokenTuesday
I try to remember to use hashtags like #Coins, #Numismatics (study of coins), #AncientCoins, #Exonumia (#Tokens & #Medals, etc)
Saint Eligius, Pray for us.
Historian of #Cymru (#Wales) Britain & the colonization of Turtle Island. Iron Age to Modern: themes of kinship, gender, sexuality, religion, ecology, disability, resistance. Some archaeology. Critical, anti-racist approach to 'the past.' Descendent of settlers reckoning w/ancestral legacies.
Editor. Creative & academic writing. Queer. Covid isn't over; #MaskUp. Dysgwr #Cymraeg
BA Hampshire College: Religious Studies & Creative Writing
MA Prifysgol Bangor: Welsh & Celtic Studies
Academic historian & #histodon. Research race and whiteness in the British Empire (especially Queensland & British Columbia). Teach British Empire and world history.
Previous careers include teaching English as a foreign language and a variety of IT jobs (from Web dev to pulling cables).
Linux geek & SF nerd.
Views my own and probably ill-informed.
He/him.
Now tooting at @awmarrs
Historian of art and culture, and lover of all things early modern.
Author of HUMANS: A MONSTROUS HISTORY (University of California Press, Feb 2025). Historian of science, speaker, historical monster consultant (TV, film, radio).
Mostly on BlueSky; also on IG.
Also wrote award-winning Renaissance Ethnography & the Invention of the Human: New Worlds, Maps & Monsters (Cambridge UP, 2016).
#histodons #histSTM #Twitterstorians #RenTwitter #art #Earlymodons #history
Cultural historian of modern Europe, Hampshire College, Amherst MA
Allied faculty, UMass Public History
Revolutionary era, World Wars, Nazism, antisemitism.
Book history, German literature, material culture, historic preservation.
Co-editor, Routledge History of Antisemitism
http://tiny.cc/iv43vz
• Past posts
-Chair of Board, Massachusetts Center for the Book
-Treasurer, Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, & Publishing
-Chair, Amherst Historical Commission
-Amherst Select Board
Author of the Owen Archer, Kate Clifford, & Margaret Kerr medieval mysteries. I am a medievalist & a novelist. Long walks in the woods & along the lake. Tendency to boost toots re York & Yorkshire. Owned by the adorable & formidable feline, The Maggie. Live on Duwamish land.
My photo: talk at the York Library
#amwriting #histodons #books #mysteries #writingcommunity #historicalfiction
#historymystery #medieval #York #bookstodon
#readers #cats #nature #buddhist #dharma #StarTrek #gardens
British History Online is a digital library of primary and secondary sources for the history of the British Isles. Part of the Institute of Historical Research.
https://www.british-history.ac.uk/
Aging freak who fell in love with the history of science and now resides mostly in 16th century Nürnberg.
Environmental historian of the North American West, Great Plains, & Canadian Prairies • Senior developer, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (https://rrchnm.org) • Building the history web with #JavaScript #Golang #Django.
Book: SILICON VALLEY AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL INEQUALITIES OF HIGH-TECH URBANISM (Univ of Oklahoma Press, 2024). Working on my next book project on #GreatPlains #PublicLands #Ranching.
Nebraska homesteader.
Prøver å bli tospråklig. Episcopalian. he/him.
South Atlantic US-located genealogist with particular interest in North Carolina.
Spent my career in libraries, mostly in Tech Services (cataloging & ILL / document delivery).
A Georgia resident for some years.
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#Introductions #Geneadons #Genealogy #FamilyHistory #USA #Genealogist #Heritage #NorthCarolina #AppState #MountainStrong #GeneticGenealogy #Libraries #TechServices #Cataloging #LibraryLife #Reading #History #CovidInformed
#Introduction #fedi22 #NoBridge #NoBsky #NoBluesky
Zoologist exploring animal iconography via intersections of natural history with art & visual culture history. AKA Deniz (she/they), PhD student @ UD. Current research interests include opossum & coati iconography; the visual record of Australasian monotremes & marsupials; parrots in European art; and the contributions of women to the visual record of zoology.
Retired. Fiber arts. Books. Spec Fic. Now writing and publishing SF&F. #nobridge
Map historian and geographer. Mostly thoughts and news re map history. #maps #maphistory
Osher Professor in history of cartography, University of Southern Maine. Director, History of Cartography Project, University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Blogs at mappingasprocess.net
Occasional pretty images, sci-fi nerdery, and things I find funny (if former social media is anything to go by)
