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The archaeological evidence for the presence of Barbary apes/macaques from North Africa in Iron Age, Roman and medieval Europe -- post by me :) caitlingreen.org/2018/02/bar…
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Emerging from the earth, the silver Viking-age valkyrie found in the mud in Funen, Denmark, in 2012. And in her full fierce glory!
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"Good day at the office, darling?"
"Yes darling, I counted all the penises depicted in the Bayeaux Tapestry" historyextra.com/period/medi…
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Please never straighten your coin finds! teapaw.org/VanessaAOakden/status/… – at East Midlands, England
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George 'Graveyard' Walker campaigned against the "unwise & revolting custom" of overcrowded urban burial. In the late 1840s he bought Enon Chapel in London and personally funded the removal of 4 van loads of remains to Norwood cemetery #histmed #ManMedProject
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Open Day at Skaill Farm Dig #Rousay 21/22/7 Join @ThinkUHI archaeologists to see evidence of probable Viking smelting in #Orkney #Skaillsaga #Archaeology Site open from 9.30 - 4.30pm @orkneycom @OAS_Orkney @OrkneyHeritage @VisitScotNews
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Some of the first finds coming out of the ‘Galkoff’s & Secret Life of Pembroke Place’ project run by @lizjstewart with @LSTMnews & @MuseumLiverpool excavating 19th-20thC court housing in #Liverpool
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Happy birthday fibula! #Dorestad Brooch, c.800 AD, found #OnThisDay in 1969. Icon of @RM_Oudheden Leiden. See video for a guided tour of the fibula: m.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv_wXa…
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A useful guide to Punjabi and Sikh Heritage Sites in the UK. I created this map ten years ago to help some Americans that were visiting. It could do with a bit of updating but if you're visiting the UK this summer it's a good start. goo.gl/maps/ELyeJaLE3112
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Interesting finds story. .. 'normality annoyed him'. teapaw.org/amelia_dowler/status/1…
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The story behind the Leicester colliery tunnel built in 1832 & bought for £5 bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england…
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Further evidence that the medieval world was more interconnected than we give it credit for #globalmiddleages theguardian.com/world/2018/j…
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Famous #archaeological misinterpretation!
Left: #Reconstruction of the Frankish funerary inventory from Xanten, by Philipp Houben and Franz Fiedler (1839). 👑
Right: reality 🛢️
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Our fascinating BA Hons in culture and heritage of Scotland. @thinkUHI @OrkneyCollege
https://teapaw.org/t.co/t4yZppwP1z
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Just discovered this excellent resource on #maltings #Distilling #Brewing #Industrialarchaeology Maltings in England | Historic England historicengland.org.uk/image… via @HistoricEngland
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The exceptionally large 7thC Kingston Down gold and garnet cloisonné brooch from Anglo-Saxon Kent, discovered 1771: liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/…
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My review of Nadine Akkerman's INVISIBLE AGENTS about 17th-century female spies is the lead in today's @TelegraphBooks - a cracking book & a joy to review.
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Replying to @BenjaminJLandon @SaveRome @pr_archeologo @RomanFindsGrp @findsorguk @FindResearchGrp @MuseoArcheoCa @TheRomanSoc @UCLarchaeology @AntiquityJ @ArcDurham
We supposed it had at least another element connected on the top (see the picture for the details). It seems a kind of semi-circular slot, perfectly smoothed. the other side end in a simple way, forming a little curve.
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For today #FridayFinds we need your help!
Despite our research during these days, we haven't been able to identify or to properly understand the function of this strange #bronze item.
Does any of you have ever seen an object like this? Or does someone dare to make hypothesis?


































