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Archaeologists Publish Online Map of Contested Sites in Middle East
…from the UCLA Newsroom… “A team of archaeologists from UCLA, USC, Israel and Palestinian territories has developed the first map detailing Israeli archaeological activity in the Wes… more →
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62. The Ashtrays at Diner 29
Eliza H wrote 9 hours ago: :real man-made interior: This is my favorite place in the world. :diner 29, historical landmark: Or … more →
So I finally read The New Yorker
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Lisa Waananen wrote 10 hours ago: I’m pretty sure I never picked up a copy of The New Yorker before last weekend. I’m kind … more →
Bridges Used as Transport Links, Eerial Housing, and Skyborne Agricultural Complexes, All in One
nomedesclick wrote 11 hours ago: All in One The project explores how new forms of habitable infrastructure might be extrapolated from … more →
Old Fears, New Fears, Real Dangers
Ed Hurst wrote 14 hours ago: I went to high school in the early 1970s, mostly in Alaska. We had hippies up there, but it was hard … more →
I A S PREVIOUS QUESTIONS
pscpreviousquestions wrote 21 hours ago: Time Allowed : Two Hours Maximum Marks : 150 1. About 50% of the worl … more →
The US Lets Us Down Again
goonermoose wrote 21 hours ago: Once again, it looks as though the morally bankrupt USofA will let the world down. It seems highly u … more →
The Future Headquarters of the American White Nationalist Movement
White Preservationist wrote 21 hours ago: Thus Spoke Zarathustra: the future headquarters of the American White Nationalist movement will be l … more →
Climate Change Conference Copenhagen 2009 - a selection of related titles from Ashgate
ashgatepublishing wrote 22 hours ago: In the run up to the Copenhagen climate change conference we have brought together a selection of ti … more →
Interesting geography
Akshara wrote 1 day ago: GEOGRAPHY FACTS Alaska More than half of the coastline of the entire United States is in Alaska. … more →
Public Uncertainties on Climate Change
maximos62 wrote 1 day ago: Since the early 1970s I’ve been concerned about carbon emissions. I think what started to cry … more →
Toronto Tales
Elizabeth Kerr wrote 1 day ago: What could happen for Dunedin… ### Torontoist November 23, 2009 1:00 PM Transit City or Transi … more →
Homework for Monday
McTeach wrote 1 day ago: What Did You Say? Yes, that’s right, Grendel. I said “Homework for Monday.” Don … more →
linguistico-etymography 101
Curtis wrote 1 day ago: Make my Mood offers this interesting etymological map of Europe. Really, though: Land of hyraxes? Th … more →
the heartbreak of bus stops
franciszka voeltz wrote 1 day ago: everyday a hurdle of sadness we muscle ourselves over it deepbreathing fierce-eyed flexed determinat … more →
Sarah Island
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waltzingaustralia wrote 1 day ago: Speak of Australian history, and outside of Australia, about the only thing that comes to mind is “p … more →
Geographies
Julaybib wrote 1 day ago: So I’m reading Geography VSI by John A Matthews and David T Herbert and trying to dig the thre … more →
Playtime for information
Matt wrote 1 day ago: Geographers like a good map, diagrams too. It’s the whole ‘colouring in’ kind of t … more →
Doodle #52: With Her Vast Knowledge of Geography, Sarah Palin Drives Jews to Israel.
Barbara Broido wrote 1 day ago: Sarah Palin Drives Jews to Israel -- If you have more intellectual capacity than the driver of the b … more →
All about Geography
mrsamparo wrote 1 day ago: By using Sheppard Software’s learning games, you will gain a permanant mental map of the world … more →
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