Heritage is a hot commodity in Lviv – but it’s time the public had a share in the past again
Conservation as we know it is mostly about aesthetics
history
Old-school news: sensational, moralistic and, above all, sung
News events were regularly put into verse, printed on cheap broadsides and pamphlets, and sung to a familiar tune
The khipu code: the knotty mystery of the Inkas’ 3D records
The Inkas managed to centralise and collapse mathematics, language, accounting and history into a durable and portable recording device.
Can we know what music sounded like in Ancient Greece?
Scholars are finally in a position to propose that Ancient Greek music is likely, after all, to be at the root of Western music.
The urge to share news of our lives is neither new nor narcissistic
Long before mobile phones or even photography, diaries were kept as a way to understand oneself and the world one inhabits.