Contributors
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Amber AbbasFor the Sound of Her Voice
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Emily Davis AdamsDeath by Chamomile? The Alimentary End of Henry Granville Naimbana
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Elizabeth AngellIt Starts with an Earthquake
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Carolyn ArenaBellette and Yarico: Working Women in the Colonial West Indies
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Susanna AshtonReclaiming a Fugitive Landscape
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Andrew AydinExcerpt: March, Book One
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Elaine AyersHunting Gorillas in the Land of Cannibals: Making Victorian Field Knowledge in Western Equatorial Africa
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Ernesto BassiThe Space Between
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Janet BellLocal History: Drumnadrochit, Scotland
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Justin Berry_De Re Metallica_Landscapes of PossibilityAndean Atlantis: Race, Science and the Nazi Occult in Bolivia
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Allison BigelowMining the Languages of Empire in the Early Americas
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Nick BlackbournHow to Hide a Nuclear Missile
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Anna BlairCambodian Dancers, Auguste Rodin, and the Imperial Imagination
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Jenn BlairEdward Emerson Barnard and Sylvester Graham
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Gregory BogaertsWoman Filing Her Nails
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Sarah BondDivine Reverie: Revelation, Dream Interpretation, and Teeth in Antiquity
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Benjamin BreenDon’t Cry for Me, Elanthia: An Archaeology of Gemstone IIIThe King of the Islands of RefreshmentHow the Space Age Imagined 2014: Asimov’s Predictions, RevisitedDid the Renaissance Invent Fashion?Victorian Occultism and the Art of SynesthesiaA Pirate Surgeon in PanamaProfessors and Publics: A Roundtable on Popular History“And Raising His Hand He Gave the Finger to Heaven”: Digs and Disses Throughout History_Hark, a Vagrant_’s Kate Beaton on Comics, History, and Drawing Admiral NelsonBehind the Rocket Cat: Animals in Warfare from Hannibal to World War OneLet’s Restore Valentine’s Day to the WolvesDarwin’s Children Drew All Over the On The Origin of Species Manuscript (Updated)How a 1908 Anti-Suffrage Cartoon Became an Internet SensationThe Key of Hell: An Enlightenment Sorcery ManualMeerkats Without History: Digging for a Non-Human Past in the Kalahari DesertFriendly Robots of the Soviet UnionVisualizing DrugsOxford and the Vatican to Digitize 1.5 Million Manuscript PagesThe British Library Just Made One Million Images Public Domain, and It’s a Big DealWeekly Reading: Medieval Spell Books and Mark SwainThe Emperor’s TurkeyA Nuclear Blast at 30,000 Feet, 1962Inside the Cosmonaut Survival KitAudubon in Japan, 1872Weekly Reading: Blood Books, Impostors, and BlakeMade in Taiwan?: An Eighteenth-Century Frenchman’s Fictional FormosaThe Deep History of Email Scams [Updated]The Miniature Coffin of Captain CookDoes Outer Space Have a History?Meiji Meth: the Deep History of Illicit Drugs“Why Does S Look Like F?”: A Guide to Reading Very Old BooksEnfants Terribles: Royal Births in History_The Appendix_, Appendixed.“This Misterie of Fucking”: A Sex Manual from 1680Magic Isn’t Rocket SciencePhotographs, Landscape and Memory_The Appendix_, Appendixed.The Appendix Wishes You a Happy Wolf DayFroger’s Capybara and the Metaphysics of MemesAn Appendix Miscellany: Foods and DrugsCalypso’s Island: A Short History of the Apocalypse“Ravens-scull & a Handfull of Fennel”: Early Modern DrugsResponses to Cabinets of CuriosityCabinets of Curiosity: the Web as WunderkammerTempora Mutantur: Between Experimental and Narrative History
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Molly BrodakThree Poems
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Emily BrownellCropped Out: Environmental History Through a Car Window
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Erika BsumekLosing Face
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Ashley Buchanan“Pulverized Skull and Rhino Blood”: Recipes of the Last Medici Princess
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Daniel BuckSpelunking the “Murk of Outlaw History”Bandit Resurrections: Who Was the Real Sundance Kid?
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Will BuckinghamThe Descent of the Lyre
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D. Graham BurnettThe Nebulous and the Infinitesimal: A Conversation between D. Graham Burnett and David Gissen
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Kristen D. BurtonBlurred Forms: An Unsteady History of Drunkenness“A Toast to Your Health”: Getting Drunk in Colonial America
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Jorge Cañizares-EsguerraWhose Apocalypse? A New Mercantile Meaning of the “The End” in the New World circa 1600A Nineteenth Century “Digital” Humanities?
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Kevin CannonThere’s a Starman / Waiting in the Sky: Yuri Gagarin sings!Machu Picchu, RevisitedEXCERPT: _Bone Sharps, Cowboys, and Thunderlizards: A Tale of Edward Drinker Cope, Othniel Charles Marsh, and the Gilded Age of Paleontology_The Appendix Guide to Gertrude Bell in the Hauran_The Appendix_, Appendixed.
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Zander CannonEXCERPT: _Bone Sharps, Cowboys, and Thunderlizards: A Tale of Edward Drinker Cope, Othniel Charles Marsh, and the Gilded Age of Paleontology_
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Hannah CarneyThe Silence of Our FriendsLocal History as “The Benchmark”
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Susana H. CaseShowing His Monster
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Joyce ChaplinTerrestriality
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Andrew Cohen“The Tremendous Man of Color!!”“On the Island of Thieves”
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B.R. CohenThe Appearance of Being Earnest
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Mari CrabtreeElegy and Effigy
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Maura Elizabeth CunninghamThinking Outside the Archival Box
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Jason CurranOx and Pigeon: an Experiment in Online Publishing
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Francie DiepThe Passing of the Indians Behind Glass
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Christopher DietrichFirst Day of Terror
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Lynn DowneyLocal History: The Vulture Mine and Vulture City–Wickenburg, Arizona
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Mary DraperThe Man who was Buried Twice
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Kate Duffy OsheimThe Prison Palimpsest: A Former Tour Guide Looks Back at Eastern State Penitentiary
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Michelle María Early CapistránAmazons, Pirates, and Turtles on the Island of California
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Phil EdwardsThe Victorian Inventor of the Wheelie
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Ryan EdwardsCSI Buenos Aires: The Crime on Prudan Street
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Stassa EdwardsPhotographing the GuillotineA Short History of the Executioner
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Veit Erlmann_Curculionidae: Scolytinae_. A Parasitology of Sound
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Glynnis FawkesKinyras
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Felipe Fernandes CruzAn Art of Air and Fire: Brazil’s Renegade BalloonistsThe Aviator’s HeartPut A Propeller On It: the Golden Age of TinkeringArchiving the FutureNazis in the Amazon Revisited: the Power of Rumor and GossipAmazonia 1952: FOUNDDECLASSIFIED: Nazi Monks Against The Panama CanalTravel Log: How to Manage Your Own Amputation
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Jonathan Fetter-VormTrinity: A Graphic History of the First Atomic Bomb
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Mattias FibigerOff the Record
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Emir O. FilipovićOf Cats and Manuscripts
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Kristie FlanneryHow a Little Person Became the Most Famous Filipino in Nineteenth-Century Britain
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John FranklinKinyras
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Tim FulfordSupernatural Sound: Science and Shamanism in the Arctic
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Julia GaffieldDeklarasyon Endepandans Ayiti: Rechèch pou jwenn dokiman ki pèdi nan Achiv Mond Atlantik laHaiti’s Declaration of Independence: Digging for Lost Documents in the Archives of the Atlantic World
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Virginia Garrard-BurnettTime and the Maya Apocalypse: Guatemala, 1982 and 2012
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Matthew GildnerAndean Atlantis: Race, Science and the Nazi Occult in Bolivia