...the @support account, explaining that I did great educational posts, got erroneously suspended, and that Twitter support should unsuspend my account, both so people know what happened and in case that helps with my appeal.

46. The Internet Archive is one of the most valuable resources for contemporary historians and it is worth donating to.

33. When I started uni at history, I was told that all first years should read Eric Hobsbawm’s The Age of Extremes. This advice is still prescient.

If someone you know is starting a history degree, buy them the Hobsbawm ‘Age of’ series as a gift!

19. The period from circa 1995 to 2005 can be difficult to research due to stuff not being seen as ‘historical’ yet and given the same level of credence as material from previous decades, alongside the ethereal nature of the early internet.

We gotta wage Butlerian Jihad

8. Graeber y Wengrow sobre la mitificada seducción del mundo occidental.

Years later Aaak'wtaatseen sees an old, weathered salmon he recognizes as his soul, spears him and dies at the same time, and has his body returned to the water.