#Historians

Amelia T. Grabowski

AmeliaTGrabow

You know whose social I’m really enjoying right now? @StoryCorps Their animated shorts (which they’ve been doing for YEARS) are just what I want in a pandemic: an interesting story

Huzaifa.

MHuzaifaNizam

Lesser Known Fact: Roughly 2300 years ago, during the March of Alexander through the Indus basin, the Macedonians came across a tribe in Punjab which they believed were the descendants

Oklahoma Tornadoes 🌪️

OKTornadoDB

I love all of the stuff people share with us, but the fact that for some of these events, so few primary sources of real quality info exist should be

Phil Magness

PhilWMagness

THREAD: If you want to understand the academic job crisis in the humanities and some social sciences, it's mostly an accumulated glut from decades of PhD overproduction. PhD overproduction occurs

Jacob A. Cohen

MusicoloJake

I'm really happy this is being shared so widely! Think about this for a minute: how many of us didn't know this existed? Why?https://twitter.com/MusicoloJake/status/1275156195100123136 Despite being such a valuable resource

Lottie Lewis

LottieHistory

Yesterday myself and 3 friends watched feminist and women's history legend Carol Dyhouse give a lecture about her new book (which looks so good!) but it raised some important points.

Poorna Bell

poornabell

I'm going to share something about friendship, and I've been alive for nearly 40 years. Sometimes, it might feel like your friends are moving on without you, like they've sorted

Meaghan Walker

slopclothes

I wish someone would tell these scientists about how we did this already in the 1970s and 1980s. It was even called Cliometrics.https://twitter.com/lottelydia/status/1194158496343822337 I have a weird relationship with Cliometrics

Mateusz Fafinski

Calthalas

This is positively medieval! It is just like in the times of the Roman Republic! That is the new Holy Roman Empire!Today in #MethodologyMonday thread we tackle comparisons with

Ariela Gross

arielagross

1/ Lynching is defined by historians as a murder committed in public, by three or more perpetrators, for the purpose of “administering justice” or punishing an alleged crime without trial.

Mateusz Fafinski

Calthalas

Putting your name on money transfers to buttress or appropriate authority in times of crisis is very much a Medieval Thingᵀᴹ. Offa gave the pope dinars signed with his name

Michael Hattem

MichaelHattem

The National Review’s brief notice of Bailyn’s passing has a few problems worth pointing out about his historiographical significance and what it thinks it says about contemporary partisanship and the

Andrzej Kozlowski

akoz33

The first Western book on WWII on the Eastern Front worthy of the name, that is, one that doesn’t (at least in a large degree) parrot Soviet and post-Soviet propaganda

Keerikkadan Jose

WengerYears

I left FB a while ago, owing to is propaganda push of right wing narratives, and most importantly, because of the charlatan drivel. Twitter seems to be an even bigger

Rachael Davis

RachaelDavis_

Y’all still don’t know what to rename NC State buildings that are named after white supremacists when Candy from Tuffy’s has been in front of YALL FOR YEARS?!! But for

Natalie Mendoza

mendozan21

Final projects for my fall courses focus on how history matters to the present: MexAm history students will propose public site of historical memory while WWII class will examine HS