Some of my edits pertain to music, especially
Shape note singing; otherwise eclectic.
Pages I have created
- Volvation: mostly an image gallery of animals curling themselves into balls.
- Szeletian: Upper Paleolithic culture in the Bükk Mountains, transitional between Neanderthals and modern humans.
- Uluzzian: transitional culture in Italy (45,000–39,500 BP).
- Isturitz and Oxocelhaya caves: finds associated with the Aurignacian, Solutrean and Magdalenian; some of the oldest European drinking cups made from human skulls.
- John Wyeth: did not have musical skills, but as a publisher, discovered a new market for folk hymns.
- Yankee tunesmiths: early American composers like William Billings and Justin Morgan.
- Karnataka Ganakala Parishat: an annual conference of Carnatic music held in February.
- Hikyaku: Japanese message runners.
- NGC 2950: a lenticular galaxy in Ursa Major.
- Operation Flashpoint (March 1945): WWII action by General Simpson, overshadowed by Patton.
- Alex Bertani: Italian comic book editor ( Marvel Comics and Topolino).
- Snout–vent length: Obvious to herpetologists, so they didn't define it. Wikipedia does.
- Patis (plant): a genus of grass with three species.
- Kielmeyera variabilis: a medicinal plant found in the Cerrado of Brazil.
- Azara lanceolata: an evergreen shrub growing on both sides of the Andes mountains in southern Chile and Argentina.
- Neosilurus novaeguineae: a freshwater eeltail catfish native to New Guinea.
- Grammostola alticeps: a tarantula from Uruguay and Paraguay
- Robertus mazaurici: an Araneomorph spider endemic to France.
- Phiaris schulziana: a leafroller moth.
- Macrosiphoniella sibirica: an aphid found on mugwort in Siberia and Kazakhstan.
- Lekanesphaera: an isopod (pillbug) found in intertidal zones.
- Caecosphaeroma: a blind isopod found in French caves.
- Bournillon cave: a French cave.
- Armand de Foucauld de Pontbriand: one of the Holy September Martyrs of 1792 during the French Revolution.
- St. Onuphrius Monastery: a monastery located in the Potter's Field purchased by Judas Iscariot for 30 pieces of silver.
- Phytologia:a botany journal; borderline notability, but cited in other Wikipedia articles.
- Shenandoah Harmony Almost every week, I sing from this book, and I like it better than Sacred Harp, which is unquestionably notable, but notability of Shenandoah Harmony has been called into question.
Some of my edits pertain to music, especially
Shape note singing; otherwise eclectic.
Pages I have created
- Volvation: mostly an image gallery of animals curling themselves into balls.
- Szeletian: Upper Paleolithic culture in the Bükk Mountains, transitional between Neanderthals and modern humans.
- Uluzzian: transitional culture in Italy (45,000–39,500 BP).
- Isturitz and Oxocelhaya caves: finds associated with the Aurignacian, Solutrean and Magdalenian; some of the oldest European drinking cups made from human skulls.
- John Wyeth: did not have musical skills, but as a publisher, discovered a new market for folk hymns.
- Yankee tunesmiths: early American composers like William Billings and Justin Morgan.
- Karnataka Ganakala Parishat: an annual conference of Carnatic music held in February.
- Hikyaku: Japanese message runners.
- NGC 2950: a lenticular galaxy in Ursa Major.
- Operation Flashpoint (March 1945): WWII action by General Simpson, overshadowed by Patton.
- Alex Bertani: Italian comic book editor ( Marvel Comics and Topolino).
- Snout–vent length: Obvious to herpetologists, so they didn't define it. Wikipedia does.
- Patis (plant): a genus of grass with three species.
- Kielmeyera variabilis: a medicinal plant found in the Cerrado of Brazil.
- Azara lanceolata: an evergreen shrub growing on both sides of the Andes mountains in southern Chile and Argentina.
- Neosilurus novaeguineae: a freshwater eeltail catfish native to New Guinea.
- Grammostola alticeps: a tarantula from Uruguay and Paraguay
- Robertus mazaurici: an Araneomorph spider endemic to France.
- Phiaris schulziana: a leafroller moth.
- Macrosiphoniella sibirica: an aphid found on mugwort in Siberia and Kazakhstan.
- Lekanesphaera: an isopod (pillbug) found in intertidal zones.
- Caecosphaeroma: a blind isopod found in French caves.
- Bournillon cave: a French cave.
- Armand de Foucauld de Pontbriand: one of the Holy September Martyrs of 1792 during the French Revolution.
- St. Onuphrius Monastery: a monastery located in the Potter's Field purchased by Judas Iscariot for 30 pieces of silver.
- Phytologia:a botany journal; borderline notability, but cited in other Wikipedia articles.
- Shenandoah Harmony Almost every week, I sing from this book, and I like it better than Sacred Harp, which is unquestionably notable, but notability of Shenandoah Harmony has been called into question.