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KYP North Somerset
KYPNorthSom
Exploring the history of North Somerset’s coast wouldn’t be complete without delving into the history of its seaside resorts!The history of convalescence by the sea is well documented, and key
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Dr. Chelsea Gibson
gibsoche
So I know we're all mad at bad history today, but I've been wanting to share an assignment with you that helps your students produce good history, teaches them some
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Adrian Bott
Cavalorn
I did some research into 'the veil between the worlds' a while back. Not a single example of a pre-Victorian use. The concept of 'thin places' (where the 'veil between
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Dr Caitlin Green
caitlinrgreen
The 'bluestones' and Bluestone Heath of eastern Lincolnshire: some thoughts on their significance and name — new post by me :) https://www.caitlingreen.org/2021/02/lincolnshire-bluestones.html So, why is this interesting? First of
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🗨️Saline & District Heritage Society
salineheritage
We've recently had a mystery to solve concerning a peculiar looking donut-shaped site near West Lethans on the NW side of Knock HillWhat could it be? There were several suggestions
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A.V. (Alex) Marraccini
saintsoftness
This is an important piece by @seeshespeak -- I am particularly irked by Felski's characterisations of what work is isn't somehow the academic humanities, and feel almost entirely opposed to
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Gender Community Lending Library
gender_library
EXTREMELY LENGTHY THREAD: trends in attitudes to crossdressing in Great Britain and Ireland between around 1810 and 1850 (+some rampant speculation). #histsex #genderhistory #lgbthistory #archives 1/ Disclaimer: I am not
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Dr Robert Bohan Artist
RobertBohan
Thread: Ancient Woodland is a scientific definition meaning a site which has always been wooded since 1600AD. There are less than 100 in Ireland. My favourite is Cratloe, Co Clare
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Richard Osgood
richardhosgood
1) Drawing a Line: Depictions of the Dead in Archaeology. I am an archaeologist for MOD. Most of the sites I have been involved with have revealed human remains. These
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Camellia Tea Ceremony
camelliakyoto
THE WIZARD'S GRAVEFor #FolkloreThursday I have talked a lot about one of my favourite figures, Abe-no-Seimei (安倍晴明). Known by some as the 'Merlin of Japan', Seimei was Japan's greatest 'diviner'.His
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Scott Hamilton RTM
SikotiHamiltonR
1/7 Sam Linden has a letter in the Dominion Post condemning the Maori Party's co-leader for claiming that Maori suffered a Holocaust at the hands of colonising Pakeha in the
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ChristMas Rose(ns)
CMRosens
It is 10am! And we are back with #RomancingtheGothic and @RomGothSam on EIGHTEENTH CENTURY GHOST STORIES!! Support them here: http://www.ko-fi.com/samhirst And the project: http://www.patreon.com/romancingthegothic On Ko-fi say if the
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Dr. Annette Yoshiko Reed
AnnetteYReed
As someone writing a book on forgetting in post-70 reception of 2nd Temple Judaism, I'm finding recent debates about "real" meaning of Hanukkah really fascinating--so a thread of some preliminary
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Paul Fagan
PaulEamonnFagan
Rewarding myself today by attending A Symposium on Clouds (in the Cloud), with talks on s in Woolf's Orlando () avant-garde cinema () and a host of other media &
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John Lee
J_B_C16
This sort of thing really is bordering the Yellow Peril line. Shameful that a prominent journalist like Uhlmann is endorsing it, but symptomatic of everything wrong with the discourse around
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CITiZAN
CITiZAN1
Welcome to today's virtual #LowTideTrail. Mersea Island sits just off the coast of Essex, at the mouth of the Colne and Blackwater Estuaries near Colchester. Mersea has been inhabited since
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