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I just visited your museum today for the first time and was fascinated by this painting. I took a (non flash) picture of it and am asking friends and family what they see. So far: A chicken A windmill A nativity “Circles and polygons” Someone playing croquet A woman carrying a bag of grain to a windmill, with a very poignant story to go along with it And I see a microscope with a single atom on the slide, speaking to science becoming more and more abstract. I’m not trained in art appreciation, nor is anyone I asked. I didn’t tell them about the name of the painting. I think it’s so interesting how we all see different things in abstract art.

True father of the 3rd daughter of Vanessa Woolf

Lest we buy into the propaganda too quickly, Maximinius Thrax, who came to power in the coup that involved Severus Alexander's murder, was nearly killed by archers loyal to the true (deceased) emperor, Severus Alexander, precisely because the young Severus was very popular. Unlike Maximinius Thrax, who ended up assassinated. It's more plausible that Thrax had Severus Alexander murdered by centurions bribed by him, and then blamed the army for the plot to make it look to the Senate as if his hands were clean. 🦁 ☀️ 🐝 ⚡ 🦅 ⚡ 🐝 ☀️ 🦁

Many would find it amazing, that such a range of sexually deviant creative snobs, could all live under one roof. It seems many of them had sad lives, regardless of the interesting unique interiors of Charleston House.

People got poisoned.early death.

Mining companies don't clean up there messes.all they care about is money.nothin for the environment.let the place go to hell.and it's gone 😞

I heard about this town .now a toxic no mans land .

I've looked at several videos on pictorialism now. It amazes me how they all miss William Mortensen, an absolutely fantastic pictorialist, and without a doubt the most imaginative of them all.

Very good.

horrible chit-chat ,the lady keeps saying "OK" and "uhm" best to put the text in the images,so we don't have to listen to this amateurish blab.

A wealth of info here, thank you! 🙏🏻

Great Talk!

Well, what a speaker - he cured my insomnia.

I love Charleston, I helped work on the restoration of the house in the mid 80s over two summers, camping by the pond. An unforgettable experience. I am fortunate enough to have a Grant drawing, its the first thing I see when I wake in the morning. This was a lovely lecture, thank you!

Poor practice Poor equipment lack of technology There have been technology to properly conduct mineral research Seems to be mineral-rich

Duncan Grant was Scottish. He was a grandson of Sir John Peter Grant, 12th Laird of Rothiemurchus, near Aviemore. in the highlands.

Interesting film. Always enjoy hearing about the mines and history of this area. My dad grew up on a farm close to Baxter Springs and my mother was from Treece. Daddy worked in the mines when he and my mom were first married. We visited my grandparents often and played on those chat piles. Many fond memories of that area.

This is unbelievably beautiful.

Eminem is immortal, Harold Innis is one of his characters also

Dear professor Kyle Harper: eccellent short presentation. Very clear to me in regards of the spoken English, because i am a foreigner in the US. I am more used to the south East English accento. But you do not have a strong american accent. Thanks for this video.

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i named by rabbit Agrippina

If it so bad then why are they going in with trucks to put chat from the piles to make roads out of it here in Oklahoma?

Aren’t there still a lot of meth labs camped out around that area? I just finished reading Hell In the Heartland by Jax Miller so I might be biased.

Thank you for such a fascinating introduction!

Thank you for this brilliant exploration of the Bloomsbury group artists. I have visited Charleston farmhouse several times and can assure you a treat is in store if you decide to make the journey. I also read Angelica Garnett's very honest autobiography 'Deceived by kindness' and can recommend that too. She portrays a somewhat less than idyllic childhood.

Hello Dr. O'Rear, I am a relative of yours in Louisiana. I come from the line of John O'Rear in Virginia.

Owned a metal coin in his era

Climate change? No such thing. There is weather though.

Welcome to Golgumbaz 2021

Before i go on, i must say that they were both handsome Emperors... Also smart emperors, the way they ruled was a great way of doing things...

Y si lo ponen en español

Gut presentiert....das leben.des immer "shopping" ist schrecklich....wo ist mein T hemd? Ha ha

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Very interesting and informative . Thank you for uploading it.

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When you call a ROMAN: lushis 🤦🏻

Nathan, thanks for thinking of your old colorblind grandpa. Interesting pictures, but I couldn't hear a word you said... for some reason, my speakers have stopped talking to me. Would sure like to hear your voice on the phone sometime. Same old number here: no cell phone for me. I'm usually on the premises, yet not exactly "Up" before noon (sometimes, not until 1:00 p.m.). [Not "sick," but "a lazy stay-up-till-dawn" person.|

why doednt! i hear of Lucius Verus? He is as cute as Marcus Aurelius

This is the gayest take I’ve seen

Marcus Aurelius, the most handsome and a great emperor

Honorius cared for his chickens though.

Her tour started the exploitation of visitors who came there to see "true" relics. Read the whole account in Jesus Never Existed, by Kenneth Humphreys.

my father saved the empire

Ave Imperator!

Her son that became Emperor was Caligula .

I did such a good job the Senate made me a God 😇

Handsome powerful men