This strange artifact melted out of the ice in the Lendbreen pass. We scratched our heads to try to figure out what it had been used for but we couldn't come up with a good answer. The object was exhibited at the local museum. A visiting elderly woman solved the mystery for us.
📢 We are delighted to announce that HMS Caroline will reopen this Spring! ⚓
We can't wait to welcome you on board to share this incredible ship's history and stories.
For more information and to book your tickets now 👉 https://t.co/vnBeKyBw2j
#HamidrezaRouhi, only 20 years old, full of life and hope, was shot dead last night by IRGC terrorists.
His last instagram post reads:
“If the internet gets shut down forever, I want this to be my last post:
Long live women,
Long live freedom,
Long live Iran.”
Say his name.
Rare intimate letters and documents penned by Nelson – many never on public display before – can be seen from tomorrow in Portsmouth.
@NatMuseumRN is airing a collection of letters and personal papers spanning his victories from the Nile to Trafalgar.
Today is #TrafalgarDay, marking 217 years since the famous Battle of Trafalgar.
On this momentous day we're delighted to be displaying letters written by Nelson that have never been seen before, now on display at our galleries in Portsmouth.
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How one signature from @BrigJkFraserRM handed over 8,000 lost treasures in to our care – concluding the incredible Diving Deep project to recover them.
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Honoured to get to know Arthur on a personal level and write his story- you can buy his book at both Chatham & Portsmouth Historic Dockyards in the gift shop, or on Amazon. 100% of proceeds are donated to the museums that house his historic finds and archaeological discoveries
#OnThisDay in 1979, fisherman Arthur Mack caught his nets on a ‘fastner’- an underwater obstruction just off Hayling Island. At first he thought he had found an old pier but they soon realised it was #INVINCIBLE1744. We caught up with Arthur earlier this year ...
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Something a bit different for #FindsFriday. ‘Peckham Rock’, hoax cave art with authentic-looking label, installed without permission in the British Museum in 2005, by the artist known as Banksy. ‘Found’ three days later by curators in the Roman Britain gallery!😳
The Hampshire Telegraph of 23 Sept 1803 reported:
“Last evening at 8 o’clock a very hot press took place in Portsmouth, Portsea & Gosport, a number of persons of various description were sent on board ships in the port… it is thought the Service acquired fifty serviceable men”
It’s trivia time😉
Tell me what I’m holding and where precisely it (most likely) belongs - based on the following:
One piece Elm, 5 in. inner/ 16 in. outer diameter, 4 in. width, 5/8 in. chamfered outer edges
I’ll give you the low-down tomorrow
We're excited for the release of @WarnerBrosUK new film Operation Mincemeat starring Colin Firth, Matthew Macfayden & Jason Isaacs tomorrow!🎬
In today's blog we look at some of the history behind HMS Seraph's operations...
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Today we welcomed Jim Morton @RoyalNavy veteran who is walking 7500 miles of the #UKCoast to raise money for @gwtorg. Jim is over half way and is spending the next few days in #Kent. Jim was stationed at Chatham from 1978 -1981. Good luck for the remainder of your walk Jim!
Today, we are thrilled to announce that HMS Caroline will remain in Belfast – her home for nearly 100 years.
For the full update and statement visit: https://t.co/fVUghUXmdn
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