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If you've not seen this week's adventure thus far then welcome to Part 2 of our fascinating journey into the depths of a previously lost lead mine that holds a pivotal place in the country's mining history.
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The Tower of Socialism Babel
“Socialism is when the government does stuff” has become a meme, but a remarkable number of people, both left and right, political junky and normie, either advocate for or rail against socialism based on this memeified understanding of it. It’s created a Babel-like landscape where people talk past each other. We don’t have to agree, but it’s time we began at least speaking the same language. This piece explores history to help lend some clarity.
https://americandreaming.substack.com/p/the-tower-of-socialism-babel
15:07 UTC
Late Victorian Holocausts: El Niño Famines and the Making of the Third World (2000) by Mike Davis – A reading group discussion on Wednesday December 6, open to everyone
02:45 UTC
How Vietnam Defended Against the Mongols - Animated Medieval History
23:09 UTC
Can anyone identify who this is?
03:25 UTC
I made a video in England for the first time ever! Me and my girlfriend explore the place where England's most famous battle took place before spending the evening in the seaside town of Hastings. It feels good to be home! ⚔️ 🏴
16:34 UTC
Emperor Frederick Barbarossa's death, his resurrection and the Nazis
06:14 UTC
The first person of color to play in the NBA
01:27 UTC
Catacombs in Rome - Story behind those creepy catacombs and how they were vandalized.
20:11 UTC
If you've not seen this week's adventure so far, make yourself a brew, put your feet up and thank your lucky stars it's not you in that water!
19:59 UTC
New adventure up! In this one, we explore a forgotten mine from the 1700s that has artefacts including horse hoof and miner boot prints, and connects with a large mine complex which will provide many future adventures!
20:03 UTC
The evolution of the Russian soldier (From Medieval times to Modern times)
13:32 UTC
A 19yr old boy who started the entire WW1,
01:21 UTC
A look back at jfk assination 60 years later
23:36 UTC
Yang Kyoungjong: did a Korean actually fight for Japan, USSR and Germany during WW2?
A thorough investigation into the incredible story of Yang Kyoungjong. . . Is any of it true?
14:19 UTC
[OC] Industrial Revolution History Showdown: France v. Germany v. United States [10:50]
13:07 UTC
Edinburgh Castle, Scotland - Learn about this majestic castle and a glimpse of its history.
20:36 UTC
Viking Wooden Chest,#Oseberg,#Hedeby#Mastermyr- Blacksmithing, Woodworking With Hand Tools.
15:38 UTC
[OC] 10 Tips for an A+ History Research Paper | College and AP History Students [08:26]
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No new adventure this week due to this week's adventure sneaking it'self out last Monday. But, if you've not seen that adventure so far, where we visit a feature packed mine that has a deadly trap hidden in plain sight and also decides to give me a cuddle, then you can watch it here, enjoy :
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Forget the Angle and the Saxon, Let's Salute the Jute!
10:43 UTC
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