Randall Stephens
The blog will be taking a break for the next week. Enjoy past posts in the meantime, like these covering animal history/history of animals.
"Animals in History Roundup," September 8, 2011
Randall Stephens, "Dogs through Time," December 9, 2010
Randall Stephens, "Dog History Days of Summer," July 15, 2010
Heather Cox Richardson, "Lascaux, Staffordshire, and the Serendipity of History," September 12, 2011
"Roundup: Exhibits, Preservation, and a Stuffed Horse," February 9, 2012
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