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This year has been challenging (2020 can go in the bin) but I feel so privileged to have a book published today #TheCreatureKeeper is about a girl who ROARS
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What's special about A Bagful of Dragon by @Soulsubsistence is the approach it takes to magic.Magic is real... Protect yourself!Yorkshire has a strong historical magic culture. From Whitby across to
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The 12 days of Christmas as objects in our collection — a thread On the first day of Christmas the @YorkshireMuseum gave me: A taxidermy partridge (not in) a pear
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UNDENIABLE EVIDENCE THAT THE AMERICAS IS THE EGYPT OF THE WEST AND THE OLD WORLD.The Americas (North, south, and central America) are the true old world, because all of the
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1/14 In 2012 Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales was offered and accepted The Vulcan Hotel public house for re-erection @StFagans_Museum #SWOS20 2/14 The Vulcan Inn was first licenced as
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A simplified map of the creation of the music genre known as "Salsa" Salsa music is a popular dance music genre that initially arose in New York City during
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THREAD. I fell in love with landscape history in 1984 when I read this book: the author explained, through worked examples, how maps (on rainy days like today) & explorations
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Thread. The best original format; Marvel, DC and adjacent oversized GNs. I don’t have them all but I love a lot of them. First, Lee and Buscema’s Silver Surfer Judgement
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Bloodthirsty pirates, white slaves, renegadoes and raging Turks. The scourge of Christendom. Terrorists, hostage-takers, treaty-breakers, an early modern ISIS. Or participants in a Mediterranean-wide system of maritime predation, slavery an
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Has anyone heard of John Stonehouse - MP in 70s? I had not and omGEE it's juicy.This story honestly has everything - espionage, affairs, a fake death, mistaken identity, &
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The spread of the drink called "Horchata"Horchata originated in North Africa. They used the chufa/tiger nut to make horchata. It made its way to Spain and West Africa via the
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1. Given that house cats are rather good at killing birds, then what good, if any, could the return of a larger, wilder cat – the lynx - achieve for
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The history of food, disease, and medicine in the black community: a thread This thread might jump around a tad bit but that’s ok. Also check out my thread
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Another year older, and time for a new thread! The number to beat is 23!Books that I've read since turning 37, a number I had to stop and think about
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Thread on Mutability & Rigidity of Roman Identity in Late Antiquity ––– Brought to you by a beautiful Chianti Dull point first, basically a disclaimer: labels such as Romans
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Let's do this! You voted to read about "food as race, diet racism" so that's what this thread is abouthttps://twitter.com/KivanBay/status/1043412823798296576 So, I'm going to start by sharing a long quote
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