Histories
Andrew Chapman, Paul LenzRegular stories from the hidden corners of history. Histories uses the words of those who were there; The History of Things explores aspects of everyday life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 282 | Subscribers | Read | gethistories.com |
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A history of… measuring time (Part 3)
In my last piece I left European time-keeping with clock-faces that dolorously (and often inaccurately) conveyed the time to any whose eyes happened upon them through the medium of a single hour-hand effortfully carving its way through a tw...
Singular coincidence? 1888
(Hello, I’m back! After a little break, I’m returning to write occasional pieces here again, in the original Histories format.)
A history of… measuring time (Part 2)
In my previous piece I explored how humans measured time up until around the first century CE. Most people, particularly those living in rural areas, would have had no real relationship to formally measured time – hours were simply somethin...
Spring forward, fall back
On Sunday morning in the UK the hour between 1am and 2am will simply disappear. No witchcraft will have occurred, of course, we will simply have put the clocks forward an hour and moved onto British Summer Time (known as Daylight Saving Tim...
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