it’s worse than that.
The datasets are online, and individual pages can be downloaded, but they are large tiff files.
There’s a spreadsheet cataloging all the images-- some of the letters are listed as “opened”, so they aren’t extraordinary.
As for myself, I can’t read dutch, so I’ll leave the 17th century netherlandish gossiping to others.
This is great!
They’re gonna need some more FBI guys, I guess.
Great hair.
The headline is a bit of a bait and switch.
What do you want to bet that the marketing materials say the UI is “intuitive”
That’s hilarious!
I have to go into Reader View, but:
I remember something similar to this from a Dave Berg book…it was a mousy-looking man and his wife going to a cocktail party and he was wearing a loud and large-checked blazer; his wife was nagging him about it, and he said that he was tired of being overlooked, he wanted to stand out! Well, this taking place in the late 1960s/early 1970s, there was OpArt at the host’s house…and Mr. Mousy stood right in front of a painting with the exact same pattern as his jacket!
That is fabulous. And apparently not staged. Patience was used.
ÞRA version:
Not sure if it’s real history… but always thought the first canal there was between the Nile and the Dead Sea or whatever, going a long way back.
I think it ran from the Nile to the Bitter Lakes and then south.
