@Tom_Rowsell Bang on buddy. And not all blonde Brits are of the Vikings. Some migrations occurred over Doggerland and it's big bastard bank, possibly on the backs of tamed wooly mammoths about 10,000 years ago.
'Nordic' stock had been indigenous to Yorkshire for a VERY long time! 5k plus y?
A bit of a clickbaitey title, but nonetheless a fascinating glimpse into a lost #medieval existence...
#Marinearchaeology, lost to the waters of time. There's something 'wow' about entering that realm beneath the thin veil of this world and that world.
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@Tom_Rowsell Vindalanda and I recall Bloomburg Tablets also made from the same, Linden Lime tree bark...this was in the absence of papyrus. Not really readily available in The British Isles!
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@africanindex_ Both pics are misleading. Just looked up Antar Ibn Shaddad. He lived in the 6th and 7th centuries, about 1300 years ago, in pre-Islamic Arabia.
Reliable photography wasn't invented until the 1800s.
You are either a purveyor of the finest bullshit or a misinformed crackademic.
@benonwine Is this that disgraceful 'conservationist' #RebeccaFrancis again who back in 2015 #RickyGervais called out with the question
“What must've happened to you in your life to make you want to kill a beautiful animal & then lie next to it smiling?”
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#giraffe
Its name is misleading as Manningham was never a manor. One end of the house was demolished in around 1800 to accommodate the widening of Rosebery Rd. Currently derelict & in a sorry state, it had protective sheeting put up in 2020 to prevent further dilapidation #Bradford
The Old Manor House is #Manningham’s oldest building. In 2010, tree ring analysis showed the current structure was built in the 1620s. It began life in the 1500s as a timber medieval house before being rebuilt in stone. Originally, It was probably the home of a wealthy landowner
@robminto The squiggle is the tail that fell off the little piggy after it told too many porkie pies.
The thing going through his head? Has he pissed off the ghost of Mad Frankie Fraser?
@Grez1000@ianbrown Because capitalisation represents importance and in the sense of capital 'I' it denotes self importance and that alludes to ego. Ian tries to down lmay his ego. But using an uncaptalised i does infact show a higher level of ego. He's also a rebel without a spellcheck #Grammarly
@rh0desy A late suggestion, but nonetheless - this may answer ur question about War of Independence Monuments in & around Meanwood & Moortown. An obelisk reads ‘Nec se cognos tc. terrae vert. Annis - Neither do the lands know themselves in the turning of the years’ https://t.co/xCLSYJSJUW
#YearOfTheOx for Chinese astrology? Better than it being #YearOfTheRat + plague they spread + other creatures! BS to #Beijing 中华人民共和国政��� + their treatment of #Uighurs . Truth is West now just 2 dependant on + fearful 2 rise up, punish or boycott https://t.co/lyxmmszdu1