If you're wondering where to get started, today Ralph Luker posts a list of just eighty. "There is a group of history blogs that seem to me to be central to history blogging," he writes.
I don't presume to say that they are The Top 100 Liberal Arts Professor Blogs. Nor do I even suggest that they are better than other history blogs that are not on the list. I do mean to say that, without them, history education on the internet would be seriously impoverished. Below the fold are 80 history blogs that I recommend. You'll recognize some of them. Others, you may not yet have discovered:
- Acephalous
- AHA Today
- Airminded
- Altercation
- Ancient World Bloggers Group
- Archaeoastronomy
- Axis of Evel Knieval
- BibliOdyssey
- Blog Them Out of the Stone Age
- Blogenspiel
- bookn3rd
- The Bowery Boys
- Britannica Blog
- Built History
- Cabinet of Wonders
- Cardinal Wolsey's Today in History
- Chapati Mystery
- The China Beat
- Civil War Memory
- Civil Warriors
- A Corner of 10th Century Europe
- Curious Expeditions
- Early Modern Notes
- Early Modern Whale
- Easily Distracted
- The Edge of the American West
- edwired
- Eunomia
- Europe Endless
- Historiann
- A Historian's Craft
- Historiblogography
- History is Elementary
- History Unfolding
- Hugo Schwyzer
- PhDinHistory
- PhDiva
- Pink Tentacle
- Politics & Letters
- Positive Liberty
- Progressive Historians
- The Proletarian
- Public Historian
Thanks to Ralph, and happy reading, everyone!
3 comments:
Thanks for linking ProgressiveHistorians! It's quite an honor.
You're welcome! I like Progressive Historians. Legal History Blog readers can find it here, or at the link in the post:
http://www.progressivehistorians.com/
It is "a group blog dedicated to the intersection of history and progressive politics."
I like to see the progress of our history. It is very nice to go through to our history.
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jecika
Addiction Recovery Iowa
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