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10 months ago
When did mummies become horror monsters? What are the first stories of malevolent mummies coming to life?
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10 months ago
What's the history of library cards?
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10 months ago
How did *Moby-Dick*, a peculiar commercial failure, become a "Great American Novel?"
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10 months ago
Monday Methods: Politics, Presentism, and Responding to the President of the AHA
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10 months ago
What is the origin of the animals associated with the Four Evangelists in European Christian art, and how did their use evolve?
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10 months ago
What is the history of the barbecue grill? When did it become ubiquitous in US backyards, and how did it become so strongly associated with Americana and masculinity?
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10 months ago
How did the soundtrack from "The Bodyguard" become the third best selling album of all time?
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10 months ago
When did films targeted specifically at children begin to appear in theaters, and what were the earliest examples like?
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10 months ago
How did Colleges of Engineering come to have separate faculty and administration in North American universities?
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10 months ago
What is the history of the Mission-style burrito?
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10 months ago
An Edgar Lee Masters character claims to have been "captured [...] by pirates on Lake Michigan." Did such lacustrine villainy actually exist in the 19th-century?
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10 months ago
How did the Chimu Empire establish control over its territories?