End of Semester Roundup

Genealogy Carnivals:

• Carnival of Genealogy #84 and #86 (Not sure what happened between: I guess blogcarnival.com missed one)


• And the Canadian Genealogy Carnival #7

Others:

• The Indian History Carnival #24


• The History of Science Carnival (Giant's Shoulders) #18

Finally, I'm thinking that 2010 might be the time to revive the Bad History Carnival in some form -- blog, twitter feed, something. Suggestions welcome.

Posted: Genealogy, Science, India, Biblical Studies

As Ralph said

The Carnival of Genealogy LXXXIII is up at Janet the Researcher; and Biblical Studies Carnival XLVII is up at Paul of Tarsus in Historical Perspective. Indian History Carnival #23 is up at varnam and the Giant's Shoulders #17, the history of science carnival, should be up later today at The Primate Diaries.

Carnival of Carnivals: India, Ephemera, Genealogy, Bible

• 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

As Ralph Luker said:

Four 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.

Let me only add to that

• 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

Welcome back!

Posted: Carnival of Genealogy, etc.

The Mothers Day edition of the Carnival of Genealogy is up at Creative Gene. The next edition's theme is "The Good Earth."

Also:

The 11th Giants Shoulders, History of Science, is up -- they're approaching their one year mark! Their approach, blogging about classic works of science, reminds me of something I'd like to see more of in the history blogosphere: revisiting influential works to see how they've held up in light of subsequent work. We've all seen it: a non-specialist cites something that was widely considered important work at one time, but specialists know that it's been supplanted as a standard.

And Varnam's got the Indian History Carnival.

Carnivals: Genealogy, Indian, Science

As Ralph said,

Indian History Carnival #16 is up at varnam. The Giant's Shoulders #10, the history of science carnival, is up at Stochastic Scribbles.

Also, the 70th Carnival of Genealogyis up at Creative Gene

Carnivals Coming and Going

Last Call: April First History Carnival still accepting nominations though noon Monday. Also still looking for hosts from May 1st on; contact Sharon Howard (sharon$@$earlymodernweb$.$org$.$uk) to volunteer.

Genealogy: The Women's History edition of the Carnival of Genealogy is up.

India: The Fourteenth and Fifteenth editions of the Indian History Carnival are up.

Posted: Indian History Carnival

The mid-monthly Indian History Carnival is up at Varnam. There's more there than usual on Chinese-Indian connections!

Genealogy and Indian History

Indian History Carnival - 12 is up at Varnam.
Carnival of Genealogy, 62nd Edition is up at Creative Gene.

New Editions: Genealogy, Indian, 4 Stone Hearth

The 60th edition of the Genealogy Carnival is an Alzheimer's themed collection, in honor of National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. Some very powerful stuff, and also historiographically fascinating.

The 11th edition of the Indian History Carnival has some very interesting material.

4 Stone Hearth, the anthropology/archaeology carnival has a nearly all-archaeology edition

Don't forget, Cliopatria Award Nominations are open for another ten days!

Carnivals of Geneaology and Indian History

The pre-Halloween edition and the newspaper edition of the ever-interesting Carnival of Genealogy are up.

And congratulations to the Indian History carnival for reaching a milestone: their Tenth edition!

Posted: Indian and Genealogy

Indian History Carnival #9 is up.

So is Part One of the 56th Carnival of Genealogy, which features a bibliographic survey of essential works.

Posted: Indian History

The Eighth Indian History Carnival is up at DesiPundit.

Three Carnivals! India, Bible, Genealogy

The Biblical Studies Carnival is up at Dr. Jim West.

The Indian Studies Carnival is up at Desipundit.

The Mothers' Day Edition of the Carnival of Genealogy is up at Creative Gene.

(I just want to reiterate my invitation to whoever is managing those carnivals to join the aggregator team and take control of your own announcements!)

New Editions: Genealogy and Indian History

Carnival of Genealogy and Indian History Carnival

I'll try to be a bit more timely about posting these, though if someone from these carnivals wants to take over their own publicity here, I'll sign 'em up!

Genealogy and Indian History

The Carnival of Genealogy and the Indian History Carnival are up!

Posted: Asian and Indian History Carnivals

Two great carnivals in Asian history posted recently:

Konrad Lawson hosts the 19th Asian History Carnival at Frog In A Well: Korea.

The Second Indian History Carnival is at Varnam

New Carnival: Indian History

JK at Varnam has posted the first (of many, we hope) Indian History Carnival!

JK doesn't say when the next one will be, but you can send your posts and nominations to jk AT varnam DOT org.