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Category Archives: History
Roots of Capoeira Crowd Funding Appeal
Help them out here Angolan Roots of Capoeira
Posted in Africa, Art, Brazil, Conflict, Dance, Drumming, Film, Finance, History, Music, Percussion
Tagged Africa, Art, Brasil, Brazil, brazilian style, Choreography, comparison, creatives, Culture, dance, drum, film, history, photography, rhythm, spirituality, technology
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Saving Ancoats Hospital
Saving ancoats hospital from Tom Turner on Vimeo.
Posted in Film, History, Manchester, Politics, urban
Tagged community, comparison, construction, demographics, film, Manchester, Metropolis, Politics, protest, technology, Urban
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Time Team: the only true ‘reality’ show
Originally posted on Francis Pryor – In the Long Run:
Let’s start with a simple question: what is reality? Being an archaeologist, I like old things; so I turned to my copy of that first dictionary of the English language,…
The Tunnels of Cu Chi (Militarized Architectures)
Originally posted on WANDERLUST:
The Tunnels of Cu Chi is a book written by Tom Mangold & John Penycate in 1985 focusing on a specific aspect of the Vietnam war which lead the U.S. Army to loose it. The technological…
