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Historyfromwww.thehistoryblog.com3 months agoIron shackles found in Ptolemaic gold mineIron shackles found in Ghozza reveal the presence of both enslaved and free laborers in ancient Egyptian mining operations.
fromThe New Yorker3 months agoBriefly Noted Book ReviewsEwing argues that America's educational system, rooted in 18th-century racial ideas, perpetuates societal hierarchies, with schools actively constructing and upholding them.Social justice
London politicsfromwww.theguardian.com3 months agoLoom with a view: Lancashire's old cotton mills in picturesDaniel Meadows captured the essence of Lancashire's cotton mills before their demise, documenting workers' lives and practices critical to textile production.
