This great image of a learned man being busy in a scholarly setting was printed in Augsburg 1540. The man depicted is Albertus Magnus, who lived in the 13th century, so this 16th century image is a later imagination of a scholarly working setting. #skystorians
An incomplete list “of the most important moments in the long and complex history of the World”: Let’s go, #skystorians.
A hot new #AMA is upon us #Skystorians! @[email protected] has joined us to talk about Washington's Legacy of Slavery, and answer all your questions about George Washington, slavery, and American public memory! #Amhist www.reddit.com/r/AskHistori...

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This is good news for #skystorians. A lot of scholars and interested communities is what you profit from. The news and political parts in social media might decline, but who cares? Definitely not me.
We're Announcing the Best of March Winners #Skystorians! Whether its searching for Roman records about Jesus' trial, uncovering witches or perceived homoerotic themes in Bram Stokers Dracula, we have some amazing #history worth checking out! old.reddit.com/r/AskHistori...

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Nota bene: As a Catholic, watering your small Pope plants and the big Pope trees in your garden while being away over the Easter weekend is essential! A different kind of gardening 🧵, for #skystorians.
Looking for a chance to kick back and chill? #Skystorians can drop by our Friday Free For All for a bit more wide ranging discussion. What articles have you been working on? How has reddit changed for you? Tell us all about it! old.reddit.com/r/AskHistori...

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Another hot new #AMA is coming #Skystorians! Friday April 3rd see's us sit down with Dr. Joshua Shiver, author of War Fought and Felt: The Emotional Motivations of Confederate Soldiers! A topic covering some of our most frequently asked questions on the subreddit!
I am not sure what such an umbrella was good for, #skystorians.