Jess
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Medieval history 🏰 Castles 📚 Books
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More Scots believe Scotland was a subject than a partner in the British empire, including a majority of 2014 Yes voters. It’s opinion which flies in the face of historical research.
Stories of the ‘woke’ offensive on imperial history look like they may have been grossly exaggerated.
Stories of the ‘woke’ offensive on imperial history look like they may have been grossly exaggerated.
January 29, 2025 at 9:57 PM
More Scots believe Scotland was a subject than a partner in the British empire, including a majority of 2014 Yes voters. It’s opinion which flies in the face of historical research.
Stories of the ‘woke’ offensive on imperial history look like they may have been grossly exaggerated.
Stories of the ‘woke’ offensive on imperial history look like they may have been grossly exaggerated.
I now own the loveliest Christmas decorations, courtesy of my mother! Featuring my favourite bat 🦇
December 21, 2024 at 4:13 PM
I now own the loveliest Christmas decorations, courtesy of my mother! Featuring my favourite bat 🦇
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Who doesn't love a festive and fun palaeography challenge for the holidays! Why not print it off and play at home on Christmas Day?
Palaeography challenge for the holidays. Unidentified (so far) philosophical text used as an endleaf in @bodleianlibraries.bsky.social MS. Add. A. 106.
December 20, 2024 at 4:28 PM
Who doesn't love a festive and fun palaeography challenge for the holidays! Why not print it off and play at home on Christmas Day?
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Sure the fifteenth century is good but have you tried the FOURTEENTH CENTURY
November 23, 2024 at 8:58 AM
Sure the fifteenth century is good but have you tried the FOURTEENTH CENTURY
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An interesting way to help people visualize what a ruin used to be.
November 26, 2024 at 11:54 AM
An interesting way to help people visualize what a ruin used to be.
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I adore this, what a fun way to show how much fabric is involved!
November 27, 2024 at 12:10 AM
I adore this, what a fun way to show how much fabric is involved!
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Someone needs to do a Google Maps, but for the past. For example, typing in "London to York" but you can select a period e.g. 1450s, and it would give you the likeliest route. That'd be great.
November 20, 2024 at 11:16 AM
Someone needs to do a Google Maps, but for the past. For example, typing in "London to York" but you can select a period e.g. 1450s, and it would give you the likeliest route. That'd be great.