records

Every record documents history in some way.

Are you here with the intention of studying something, or someone, possibly including history?

What do you know about the year 415 and the year 493? 

How do you tell the difference between claims concerning sacred geometry and evidence relating to enlightened geometry and inverted pyramids?

What do you know about the Holocene?

Perhaps you are mostly interested in the so-called Middle Ages.

Why, if at all, is the 21st century really any different than the Early Middle Ages for most people?

What is good governance?

What do you know about Salic law and other forms of patrilineality and phallic foolishness?

What do you know about triskaidekaphobia and its absurd influence?

What do you know about the Greek letter known as delta?

What do you know about the economic history of the world?

What do you know about the ways in which hydrology has influenced history in the forms of springs and rivers?

What do you know about the history, and future, of water conflict?

What do you know about the history of emotions?

What do you know about the history of human thought?

What do you know about the history of science? 

What do you know about the history of inventions?

What do you know about late modern history?

How do you compare contemporary history with the Bronze Age? 

What do you know about the Late Bronze Age Collapse?

How well do you assess various types of records?

My personal notes to you are likely to continue appearing on the shelf, here in the library, each Monday afternoon, until at least the middle of 2021.

I have already drafted those notes. 

What do you know about the history of Frugality Cottage? 

What do you know about the history of Adelaide?