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Digging through Mediterranean history. We love it all: the plow, the fishing net, the bandit's knife and the wedding contract. A little music as well.
and "peru" in Portuguese
November 27, 2025 at 8:05 PM
and "peru" in Portuguese
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Pour la carte blanche, @costanzalugnani.bsky.social, doctorante à l'IHMC vient nous parler du Musée d'Histoire de Marseille.
Un épisode présenté par Johanne Perrin.
Un épisode présenté par Johanne Perrin.
November 10, 2025 at 9:42 AM
Pour la carte blanche, @costanzalugnani.bsky.social, doctorante à l'IHMC vient nous parler du Musée d'Histoire de Marseille.
Un épisode présenté par Johanne Perrin.
Un épisode présenté par Johanne Perrin.
problèmes qui sont encore les notres (croissance, indépendance stratégique, soutien populaire). Nos réponses sont pour l'instant encore un peu différentes mais c'est terrifiant de voir à quel point nous sommes proches de réutiliser les réponses proposées par les Nazi à ces questions.
November 22, 2025 at 10:37 PM
problèmes qui sont encore les notres (croissance, indépendance stratégique, soutien populaire). Nos réponses sont pour l'instant encore un peu différentes mais c'est terrifiant de voir à quel point nous sommes proches de réutiliser les réponses proposées par les Nazi à ces questions.
C'est un grand film mais il faut faire attention à la stupeur qu'il laisse derrière. En se concentrant sur la victime innocente, cette approche laisse l'intention du criminel incompréhensible. Alors que ce qu'il y a de terrible c'est la banalité.
La Shoah a eu lieu à cause de considérations, de
La Shoah a eu lieu à cause de considérations, de
November 22, 2025 at 10:37 PM
C'est un grand film mais il faut faire attention à la stupeur qu'il laisse derrière. En se concentrant sur la victime innocente, cette approche laisse l'intention du criminel incompréhensible. Alors que ce qu'il y a de terrible c'est la banalité.
La Shoah a eu lieu à cause de considérations, de
La Shoah a eu lieu à cause de considérations, de
Uh and a third one for the way:
Your article covers the period roughly from 1453 to the last galley of the Ottoman navy, what were the main evolutions?
(btw I was surprised not to see Noel Malcolm's book mentionned as it is basically a prosopography of a handful of galley slaves)
Your article covers the period roughly from 1453 to the last galley of the Ottoman navy, what were the main evolutions?
(btw I was surprised not to see Noel Malcolm's book mentionned as it is basically a prosopography of a handful of galley slaves)
November 21, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Uh and a third one for the way:
Your article covers the period roughly from 1453 to the last galley of the Ottoman navy, what were the main evolutions?
(btw I was surprised not to see Noel Malcolm's book mentionned as it is basically a prosopography of a handful of galley slaves)
Your article covers the period roughly from 1453 to the last galley of the Ottoman navy, what were the main evolutions?
(btw I was surprised not to see Noel Malcolm's book mentionned as it is basically a prosopography of a handful of galley slaves)
Two questions, if you allow:
1) Do you have the feeling that it was easier or harder for the Ottomans to find oarsmen compared to their immediate competitors?
2) Beyond the sudden shocks to the system, like the years following Lepanto, when would you say it was easier/harder to recruit oarsmen?
1) Do you have the feeling that it was easier or harder for the Ottomans to find oarsmen compared to their immediate competitors?
2) Beyond the sudden shocks to the system, like the years following Lepanto, when would you say it was easier/harder to recruit oarsmen?
November 21, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Two questions, if you allow:
1) Do you have the feeling that it was easier or harder for the Ottomans to find oarsmen compared to their immediate competitors?
2) Beyond the sudden shocks to the system, like the years following Lepanto, when would you say it was easier/harder to recruit oarsmen?
1) Do you have the feeling that it was easier or harder for the Ottomans to find oarsmen compared to their immediate competitors?
2) Beyond the sudden shocks to the system, like the years following Lepanto, when would you say it was easier/harder to recruit oarsmen?
relationship between unfree galley labour and the rest of society. Presumingly, the moments when galley slaves where rare match with the times of high demand for labour in the Empire at large. Or maybe not.
Anyway, you were right, I wasn't bored a bit.
Anyway, you were right, I wasn't bored a bit.
November 20, 2025 at 7:11 PM
relationship between unfree galley labour and the rest of society. Presumingly, the moments when galley slaves where rare match with the times of high demand for labour in the Empire at large. Or maybe not.
Anyway, you were right, I wasn't bored a bit.
Anyway, you were right, I wasn't bored a bit.
Hi @guel-sen.bsky.social
I've finished your chapter. It was really fun to find well-known tropes such as the chain gang of prisonners driven to the galleys made famous by Cervantes, but on the "wrong" side of the sea.
If I had a (small) criticism it's that we don't get a feeling for the +
I've finished your chapter. It was really fun to find well-known tropes such as the chain gang of prisonners driven to the galleys made famous by Cervantes, but on the "wrong" side of the sea.
If I had a (small) criticism it's that we don't get a feeling for the +
November 20, 2025 at 7:11 PM
Hi @guel-sen.bsky.social
I've finished your chapter. It was really fun to find well-known tropes such as the chain gang of prisonners driven to the galleys made famous by Cervantes, but on the "wrong" side of the sea.
If I had a (small) criticism it's that we don't get a feeling for the +
I've finished your chapter. It was really fun to find well-known tropes such as the chain gang of prisonners driven to the galleys made famous by Cervantes, but on the "wrong" side of the sea.
If I had a (small) criticism it's that we don't get a feeling for the +
@dariia.bsky.social do you know someone who'd be interested ☝️
November 19, 2025 at 9:04 PM
@dariia.bsky.social do you know someone who'd be interested ☝️
ça m'a toujours semblé bizarre cette obsession pour les "racines chrétiennes" alors que les racines rurales, paysannes même, sont à la fois plus anciennes et profondément plus impactantes que la religion.
Encore une fois, il faut relire Braudel.
Encore une fois, il faut relire Braudel.
November 19, 2025 at 8:58 PM
ça m'a toujours semblé bizarre cette obsession pour les "racines chrétiennes" alors que les racines rurales, paysannes même, sont à la fois plus anciennes et profondément plus impactantes que la religion.
Encore une fois, il faut relire Braudel.
Encore une fois, il faut relire Braudel.
In the Ottoman Empire specifically or across the Med. Either way, it's going to be fascinating to compare how the powers across the "White Sea" were meeting the challenge of the new scarcity of manpower after 1570.
November 19, 2025 at 8:55 PM
In the Ottoman Empire specifically or across the Med. Either way, it's going to be fascinating to compare how the powers across the "White Sea" were meeting the challenge of the new scarcity of manpower after 1570.
Et aux passages, l'armée française, la flotte turque et les bandes barbaresques soutenus par les troupes de Sampiero mettent la Corse à feu et à sang pendant les années 1550.
November 19, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Et aux passages, l'armée française, la flotte turque et les bandes barbaresques soutenus par les troupes de Sampiero mettent la Corse à feu et à sang pendant les années 1550.
Puis, les Bulgares, les Petchenègues et les Serbes ce sont des grisettes en vadrouilles. Parce que les midinettes à moustache, elles grignottaient pas que des pains au lait!
November 19, 2025 at 8:49 PM
Puis, les Bulgares, les Petchenègues et les Serbes ce sont des grisettes en vadrouilles. Parce que les midinettes à moustache, elles grignottaient pas que des pains au lait!