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🇸🇪 Episode 312: Christina of Sweden, Minerva of the North

In this week’s episode, get to know Christina of Sweden, the keenly intelligent and fiercely independent queen of Sweden, who is remembered today for her passion of learning and knowledge.

https://halfarsedhistory.net/2024/06/16/episode-312-christina-of-sweden-minerva-of-the-north/

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🇸🇪 Episode 312: Christina of Sweden, Minerva of the North

In this week’s episode, get to know Christina of Sweden, the keenly intelligent and fiercely independent queen of Sweden, who is remembered today for her passion of learning and knowledge.

https://halfarsedhistory.net/2024/06/16/episode-312-christina-of-sweden-minerva-of-the-north/

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🇸🇪 Episode 312: Christina of Sweden, Minerva of the North

In this week’s episode, get to know Christina of Sweden, the keenly intelligent and fiercely independent queen of Sweden, who is remembered today for her passion of learning and knowledge.

https://halfarsedhistory.net/2024/06/16/episode-312-christina-of-sweden-minerva-of-the-north/

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Environmental historian Vicki Szabo and her team of archaeologists, historians, folklorists and geneticists are trying to figure out medieval Icelanders' attitudes to blue whales. Did they revere them as their protectors? Did they hunt them for food? Was it both? @hakaimagazine's Andrew Chapman reports on the work of this multi-disciplinary team, and what their findings might tell us about historical and modern whale populations.

https://flip.it/re1a4P

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