disease

[prosthetic-placebo]

[chernobog13]

Concept art by Shigeru Komatsuzaki for King Kong vs. Godzilla (1962).

[psikonauti]

Astropecten marginatus

[thegroovyarchives]

70′s/80′s/90′s Local Television New Year’s Station IDs/Bumpers Part 4 1. KNXT-TV, Los Angeles, California, 1972 2. WGN-TV, Chicago, Illinois, 1977 3. WMBB-TV, Panama City, Florida, 1984 4. WPVI-TV, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1984 5. WCCO-TV, Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1985 6. WGBS-TV, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1989 7. WVTV-TV, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1990 8. WCBS-TV, New York City, New York, 1990 Part 1 (x) Part 2 (x) Part 3 (x)

[archive0101]

[rozieramati]

Paul Klee, Seiltänzer, (colour lithograph on paper), 1923

[godkissedme]

by magdalena gerber

[t1cklemonster]

“Love In The Eyes,” Simon Yotsuya. 1995.

[heavensghost]

Shame is sharp, and my skin gives so easy

[viktorbezic]

PP Frama via @imgclub

[nobrashfestivity]

Enkū (円空) (1632–1695) photography by Tetsuo Kurihara

[00l000]

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[70sscifiart]

Mel Shaw

[theinternetarchive]

two plates: 'the sacrifice of isaac' and 'the baptism of christ,' circle of bernard palissy; lead-glazed earthenware; overall: 31.7 x 26.7 cm; c. late 1500s.

[thouartadeadthing]

[theinternetarchive]

frgive me if u've posted abt it before, tumblr search and all, but do u have any advice for finding cool stuff on the archive? like any tricks for searching keywords or smthn? i've been wanting to look into disability on the early web :)

when using the search bar, try plugging things in using these:

creator:"CREATOR HERE" or subject:"SUBJECT HERE" will bring you specific results. there are also subject tags in the sidebar here:

through using these filters you can really narrow down subject matter/material.

for your topic, you could search subject:"disability" or "disability studies" etc.

also, if you know any particular scholars who talk about this stuff, you can put creator:"AUTHOR NAME" or author:"AUTHOR NAME".

here's a link to the tag (disability studies) pictured in the above screenshot

narrowing down by year might be helpful for you particularly, looking at things from the 90s will give you a perspective on early internet age takes on disability...etc

also, next to the search bar is a 'favorite' button–to bookmark your page or the collection you're viewing, hit that, then you can view it later in your account...yayyy

ANOTHER WAY is to use a searchbar like google/duckduckgo/etc

by plugging in the "site:archive.org" after my search query i filter my results.

OKAY hopefully that is helpful

[yama-bato2]

©yama-bato

[pearl-nautilus]

Opalized 80 million years old Ammonite measuring 2 ft. in diameter, discovered near Alberta, Canada

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