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Niepozorny przedmiot mówi wiele o kulturze wikingów. Tym wyróżniali się na tle średniowiecznej Europy

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By Eleanor Barraclough
| wielkahistoria.pl
Wikingowie raczej nie kojarzą nam się przede wszystkim ze starannie ułożoną fryzurą. W rzeczywistości jednak dbałość o uczesanie była bardziej reprezentatywna dla tej kultury niż hełmy z rogami i puchary wykonane z czaszek (oba te elementy należy włożyć między bajki) – podkreśla profesor Eleanor Barraclough na kartach książki Nieznane oblicze wikingów. Grzebienie stanowią znaczną część znalezisk z tamtego okresu i zapewniają nam wgląd w intymną rzeczywistość ówczesnych ludzi.
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The Best History Books of 2025: the Wolfson History Prize Shortlist

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By Sara Lodge, Eleanor Barraclough, Helen Castor, Hannah Durkin
| Five Books
Before we get on to the books, perhaps you could tell us what you’re looking for in the Wolfson History Prize. What do all the books we’re going to discuss achieve collectively? The basic rule is that we’re looking for something which is a good read, but also really well researched. A book can be a fantastic read, but if we’ve got no idea where the source material is, that’s not going to be a winner. You need to have both.
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Our 51 Favorite Books of 2025

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By Eleanor Barraclough, Amy Scott, An Yu, Laura Dickerman
| Washington Independent Review of Books Verified
We Lived on the Horizon: A Novel by Erika Swyler (Atria Books). Reviewed by Mariko Hewer. “The seemingly disparate events that tie the three women and the AI Nix together will eventually require them to make decisions fraught with pain, love, fear, and desire.
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