Interesting Links for 11-19-2010
HistoryRenaissance Rome comes to life in the video game Assassin’s Creed through the assistance of historical scholars. Intriguing enough to make me consider whether I want to try the game.
http://www.livescience.com/culture/assassins-creed-virtual-rome-renaissance-scholar-101112.html
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Interesting Links for 11-12-2010
This week has been a little crazy what with our first snow, throwing my back out, and becoming a walking, talking advertisement for Nyquil, not to mention the ups and downs of this year’s NaNo, but like the Post Office, the interesting links must go out
Anthropology
While not all Eastern or Western cultures fall into these categories, this visual representation of how the same concept can be completely different between cultures is wonderful:
http://mountainrunner.us/2008/01/differences_between_eastern_an.html
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