#Historians

Movie Mango ®

Go_Movie_Mango

One of the most awaited Mega thread : "The Unwritten History of the Saurashtrians (Kathiywadi People) of South India" This is one of the most underrated but highly event of

rachel may

rchlmyphllps

hello friends (especially UK based white academic flavoured friends) who might be feeling lots of feelings about the #blacklivesmatter movement and how to support it. i've been thinking quite

NIHARIKA

Saysniha

The historical evidence Ramayan clearly states that the location of Bhagwan Ram’s birthplace is on the banks of the Sarayu river in the city of Ayodhya. The exact site of

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MimiReeds

AmaHlubi The Hlubi (or AmaHlubi) are a Southern African ethnic group who originate from the Samburu people of Kenya and the Shubi, an ethnic and linguistic group based in the

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farsouthhistory

So @HerbertHistory I am starting a fresh thread so I do not keep bugging all the folks I mentioned in my lead in. I personally an obsessed with Crichton's books.

{awakening bhārata}

ancient_bharat

#Thread Aryabhatta(476–550CE)The man who changed the whole Mathematics & Astronomy-Place value system & zero-Explanation of lunar & solar eclipse-Calculate value of π-Trigonometry-Algebra-rotation of Earth on its axis-diamete

Empire Magazine

empiremagazine

WE'RE IN THE ENDGAME NOW. #EmpireMovieNight The missing faces in the opening logo is a great touch. Here’s the scene that was sorta almost in the trailer but not exactly.

Mencius Moldbugman

moldbugman

Thread One of the reasons why Wokeism, or Intersectionality, or whatever you wish to term the current new religion tearing through the Western world, is enjoying so much success is

Shekon Neechie

ShekonNeechie

#IndigenousHistoryMonth #IndigenoushistoriansDickason, Olive. The Myth of the Savage and the Beginnings of French Colonialism in the Americas. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1997. #IndigenousHistoryMonth #IndigenoushistoriansWitge

Flint Dibble 🍖🏺📖

FlintDibble

[ARCHAEOLOGY THREAD] One of the most pernicious racisms I see regularly is the myth that Africa has been an unimportant place in human historyBut the archaeology of Africa is incredible.

Dr Subroto Roy

subyroy

Mr @ShekharGupta seems to me appallingly ignorant, or merely blinkered, on the issue; surprising for such a well-resourced Dilliwalla media person, or perhaps not... https://twitter.com/rwac48/status/1162899273966481408 1. "Before sear

Ali A Olomi

aaolomi

Islamic history is full of famous women scholars, scientists, and teachers who defying the odds shaped their intellectual worlds.A thread- Sutayta al Mahmali was one of the great mathematical minds

The Watchful Indian

watchful_indian

Thread: How Mughals drained wealth out of IndiaThere are folks like @ReallySwara who want others to believe that Mughals made India rich. But they are as wrong as one could

Conor Blennerhassett

ConorBlenner

I’ve heard it said that Northern Ireland’s economic decline is the result of the Troubles. But they themselves were the result of a rotten political system. And nothing exemplified this

Anshika Shukla

anshikashukla_

A thread on the plague which gripped ancient Athens in the 430 BCE during the course of the Peloponnesian war between Athens and Sparta. The Peloponnesian war which was fought

WAP for abolition™️

zwingham

Sept 8-9, I’ll be participating in the #ScholarStrike. Here’s a thread of articles that touch on race, racialization, and/or blackness outside of the U.S., primarily in the MENA region This