We're never going to pay for a blue tick
We're never going to promote our posts
We're never going to spam anyone who doesn't want to be spammed by brochs
but damn it, we will continue to post about brochs
And we'd appreciate a wee RT to help people learn all about the CBP :)
Request for help: I'm looking for a map of Roman Britain ( 2nd/third cent.) with major settlements on it and preferably with administrative borders of civitates. No other stuff or screaming colours. So far I have not found a suitable one online. Tips are welcome!
#romanbritain
@SASpeksnijder Hey! Dat ga ik eens bekijken. Ja ik heb t boek wel gelezen, maar toen was ik niet actief op zoek naar een kaart dus heb ik dat niet opgeslagen....
The remains of a Roman mausoleum “with an astonishing level of preservation” – believed to be the most intact structure of its kind discovered in Britain – have been unearthed in London.
#RomanBritain#Londinium https://t.co/BAjQIygmzO
I'm doing a bit of reading on medieval cosmetic usage & thought I'd share a bit to dispel the "medieval people were dirty & smelly & didn't care for their bodies" narrative
A more "natural" look was preferred in 13c Italy where a neutral base, pink rouge, black eyeliner,
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@quidamabo Look suspiciously like decorative corners from a funerary monument. Definitely not imperial portraits or portraits at all. Wonder what else they'll find!
I asked the National Gallery how much money they make from image fees (the licensing cost if you want to publish works in their collection). After initially refusing to answer, they confirmed that actually they lose money. 1/3
@duxBritanniarum @HoutenPieter @carlosfnorena @abby_fecit Balls of wool look rather dicferently on other reliefs. From personal viewing of these stelae of Nehalennia, I am sure these round shapes are apples/pears.
So for those of you who aren't tired of reading about monarchy yet, here is my latest blog on early medieval kings and their palaces:
https://t.co/buLuYPKYf9