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Fredrik Graver

Fredrik Graver

@fgraver@hcommons.social

Professor of film school pedagogy at the Norwegian Film School and have long been fascinated with the intersection of art and technology. Am convinced creative expression and making art is what makes us human. Involved in MishMash – Centre for AI and Creativity as I believe we cannot leave AI to the tech companies.

Reader of science fiction. Lover of dogs. Watcher of sports. Drinker of whisky. Sceptical enthusiast when it comes to gadgets and tech.

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CoinOfNote

CoinOfNote

@CoinOfNote@hcommons.social

Coin of Note is a personal project to share #numismatic information & images of coins or exonumia (tokens, medallions, etc) I enjoy. I love to learn about history & try to include interesting info. I hope you enjoy it! Always up for a numismatic chat :)

Participant in #SaturdayNightCoinShow, #MondayMedal, #TokenTuesday

I try to remember to use hashtags like #Coin / #Coins, #Numismatics (study of coins), #AncientCoins, #Exonumia (#Tokens & #Medals / #Medallions)

Saint Eligius, Pray for us.

Joyce Lionarons

Joyce Lionarons

@joyce@hcommons.social

Retired professor of Medieval Literature; author of The Homiletic Writings of Archbishop Wulfstan (Boydell & Brewer), The Medieval Dragon (Hisarlik), editor of Old English Literature in its Manuscript Context (U of West Virginia P), author of the Matthew Cordwainer and Gavin Rownt medieval mysteries.

Avatar is a photo of a woman (me) in her 70s. Deep pouches under her eyes and short hair that miraculously never turned gray. Header is a photo of a manuscript of Wulfstan's Sermo Lupi ad Anglos.

Christine Johnson

Christine Johnson

@christinkallama@hcommons.social

Historian. Researching #Nation and #HolyRomanEmpire in #Renaissance #Germany.

Skeptic in the Show-Me State. Remonstrant.
(she/her)

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