The seventh issue of History Is Ephemeral, the only blog carnival devoted to ephemera, has been published.
Posts for the next month's carnival should be submitted via the blog carnival submission form; posts submitted after the 25th of November will be considered for the December edition.
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Carnival of Carnivals: India, Ephemera, Genealogy, Bible
Posted by
Jonathan Dresner
- The Indian History Carnival is up at the new Varnam, which has become a full-time history blog
- The History is Ephemera Carnival is up at Kitsch Slapped.
- The 46th Biblical Studies Carnival (It's cooler in Roman Numerals: XLVI) is hosted from Africa this time.
- Last but not least, Genealogy (which my fingers still want to spell "geneaology"):
- Looking 4 Ancestors hosted the sixth Canadian Genealogy Carnival
- The Reunions and Family Fun editions of the Carnival of Genealogy. The next edition is a meta-carnival, focusing on genealogy blogs, so it should be a great starting place if you've not been following these bloggers before.
Welcome Back To School Omnibus
Posted by
Jonathan Dresner
As Ralph Luker said:
Let me only add to thatFour Stone Hearth, the archaeology/anthropology carnival, is up at Greg Laden's Blog. Biblical Studies Carnival #44 is up at Dr. Jim West's site. The Carnival of Genealogy #77 is up at AnceStories. Indian History Carnival #20 is up at varnam. The Giant's Shoulders #14, the history of science carnival, is up at The Dispersal of Darwin.
- The 78th Carnival of Genealogy (Also, going back a bit further, the 74th Swimsuit Edition)
- The 2nd History is Ephemeral carnival, about old things and documents
- And the Canadian Genealogy Carnival, 5th edition
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