Christopher Forest - Disgusting History: The Smelliest, Dirtiest Eras of the Past 10,000 Years

Alamy: Lebrecht Music and Arts Photo Library, 39, 162, Mary Evans Picture Library, 95, North Wind Picture Archives, 33, 58, Paris Pierce, 28, 158, The London Art Archive, 67, World History Archive, 57, 59; Art Resource, N.Y., 112, DeA Picture Library, 65 (bottom), The Art Archive/Biblioteca Estense Modena/Alfredo Dagli Orti, 70, The Art Archive/H.M. Herget/NGS Image Collection, 46 (top), 137, The Trustees of the British Museum, 18, Werner Forman, 25; Artville, LLC, 20; The Bridgeman Art Library: Ancient Art and Architecture Collection Ltd./ Private Collection/Jost Amman, 69, Archives Charmet/ Private Collection/Blood letting, fromTractatus de Pestilencia, Albik, M (15th century), 85, Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museums, Gloucestershire, UK/The Barber Surgeon, Koedyck, Isaac (c.1616/18-68), 82, Egyptian National Museum, Cairo, Egypt, 31, Giraudon/Musee des Beaux-Arts, Marseille, France/View of the Cours Belsunce, Marseilles, During the Plague of 1720, detail depicting the Cardinal of Belsunce with a group of corpses of plague victims, 1721, Serre, Michel, 89, Index, Barcelona, Spain, 8-9, Index, Lourve, Paris, France, 52, Look and Learn/Private Collection, 27, Look and Learn/Private Collection/Peter Jackson, 166, Look and Learn/Private Collection/Ron Embleton, 159 (right), 175, Matthias Grunewald, 86, National Geographic Image Collection, 13, 19, 23, Peter Newark Historical Pictures/Private Collection/C.T. Howard, 169, Private Collection/A.D. McClintock, 170, Private Collection/ Jean Leon Jerome Ferris, 176, The Stapleton Collection/ Private Collection, 100, Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, Sweden/Marten Eskil Winge, 120, Peter Newark Historical Pictures/Private Collection, 164; Capstone, 7 (map), 37 (map), 65 (map), 93 (map), 125 (map), 153 (maps), 180 (t), 181 (map), 195, 209 (map), Chris Forsey, 37 (b), Ross Watton, 93 (bl), 104-105; Capstone Studio: Karon Dubke, 76; Corbis: Bettmann, 81, 106-107, James L. Amos, 198, National Geographic Society/Tom Lovell, 96, royalty-free, 6 (mr), 208 (mr), 220, Stefano Bianchetti, 99, Ted Spiegel, 114, Timothy H. OSullivan, 227; Courtesy Scotts Bluff National Monument/William Henry Jackson, 180 (bl), 185, 193, Gallon Historical Art, Inc., www.gallon.com (The Day is Ours), 224; Getty Images, Inc: De Agostini Picture LibraryDe Agostini, 48, De Agostini/G. Dagli Orti, 21, The Bridgeman Art Library, 11, The Bridgeman Art Library/Fedor Andreevich Bronnikov, 54, The Bridgeman Art Library/Private Collection, 44; iStockphoto: alantobey, 46 (b), Andrew Baker, 92 (t), Duncan Walker, 92 (ml), 93 (br), 209 (mr), Goran Bogicevic, 6 (tl), Leif Norman, 101, NoDerog, 152 (br), Stanislav Pobytov, 152 (tl), Vladimir Korostyshevskiy, 6 (br); Kathy Prenger, 133; Library of Congress, 7 (br), 124, (b), 181 (br), 186, 208 (bl), 209 (ml, b), 209 (br), 211, 223, 229, 230, 235; Mary Evans Picture Library, 14, 40, 55, 77, Illustrated London News, 16; National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, 161; National Archives and Records Administration: Abraham Lincoln, Draft of the Gettysburg Address: Nicolay Copy, November 1863; Series 3, General Correspondence, 1837-1897; The Abraham Lincoln Papers at the Library of Congress, Manuscript Division (Washington, D. C.: American Memory Project, [2000-02]), 208 (br); National Parks Service: Colonial National Historical Park/Keith Rocco, artist, 139, Sidney E. King, artist, 124 (t), 126, 131, 143; NDSU-NDIRS, Fargo, Fred Hultstrand History in Pictures Collection, 201; Newscom: akg-images, 109, 119, 157; North Wind Picture Archives: cover, 43, 61, 73, 78, 102, 129, 134, 140, 144, 147, 149, 182, 189, 191, 192, 202, 205, 219, 233; Nova Development Corporation: 6 (mr), 7 (t), 36 (tr), 37 (t), 64 (bl all), 65 (t, m), 92 (b), 93 (ml, tr), 125 (t, m), 153 (tr, m), 181 (t, m), 209 (t, ml); Rick Reeves: rickreevesstudio.com, 155, 172, 212; Science Source: Sheila Terry, 51; Shutterstock: akva, old book design used throughout, Aleks Melnik, 178, Algol, 92 (mr), Andreas Meyer, 152 (bl), Asier Villafranca, 36 (mr), bioraven, 150, 160, Boris Stroujko, 64 (tl), Canicula, 4, 122, Denise Kappa, 93 (Leif Eriksson bust), Dianna Toney, 36 (ml), Dieter Hahn, 84, ELENart, 6 (bl), freelanceartist, grunge frame design element used throughout, HiSunnySky, 206, Isa Ismail, 74, jps, 111, Kelpfish, 141, kmiragaya, 7 (bl), KUCO, 90, M.i.k.e., 156, Maxim Petrichuk, 64 (right), Myotis, 168, ppl, 36 (bl), Robb Williams, 152 (tr), topal, 145, Turi Tamas, (Foul Fact design element used throughout), Viktoriya, 62, Yoko Design, 34, Yurly Chaban, 188; The Bancroft Library, U. of CA Berkeley, 196; The Lost Battalion: sculpted by Shane Terry, painted by Mike Butler, 103; Wikipedia, 116; www.historicalimagebank.com, 210, 217, 226, 231, painting by Don Troiani, 215, 216; www.thefruitofherhands.com: Jill Howard, 130, 163; Wyoming Division of Cultural Resources, 183 (r)

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