June 2013
218 posts
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Anonymous asked: I noticed on the blogs you followed there was ancientpeoples, offers information from Ancient History (3000 BC - AD 500). Most history blogs I’ve found either focus on Ancient History or Modern History (AD 1500 - present), which leaves the period between the fall of the Roman empire and the rise of the Renaissance without much of anything. Do you know of any blogs that covers the Dark Ages (Not necessarily exclusively in Europe)? Thanks!
Here are the fantastic history, art history, and general education blogs we follow:
Though many other blogs post information on Medieval history among other things, here are two blogs dedicated to Medieval history:
And here, in no particular order, are a few other great resources for history, vintage, and art history:
- historical-hatred
- asianhistory
- foundingfatherfest
- pbsamericanmasters
- turnofthecentury
- nwkarchivist
- fuckyeahcharlesthesecond
- life
- the-seed-of-europe
- tuesday-johnson
- ancientfaces
- www.obitoftheday
- laphamsquarterly
- blog.vintascope
- non-westernhistoricalfashion
- diasporicroots
- ransomcenter
- arthistorycq
- questionableadvice
- blackinhistory
- greatestgeneration
- archaeologicalnews
- www.bythegods.net/
- madhistory
- historiful
- archaeology
- framingcanada
- lostsplendor
- theancientworld
- fuckyeahsovietrussia
- my18thcenturysource
- thecivilwarparlor
- coolchicksfromhistory
- theniftyfifties
- artofjews
- fylatinamericanhistory
- unhistorical
- centuriespast
- todayinhistory
- todaysdocument
- allmesopotamia
- navyhistory
- oupacademic
- curioushistory
- frenchhistory
- thecultofgenius
- thestuartkings
- timelightbox
- fuckyeahhistorycrushes
- themodernhistory
- nypl
- historyofeurope
- art-of-swords
- ourpresidents
- 18thcenturyhistory
- collectivehistory
- historicity-was-already-taken
- archaeology
- asianhistory
- british-history
- fyeah-history
- jothelibrarian
- fashionsfromhistory
Thank you for your question! If you have further questions or a comment to add, hit us up!
-C