@HeathrowAirport@BlackCabNow Are the current arrangements for processing arrivals in line with fire safety regulations and max capacity assessments? If not, how will this be addressed?
Some 1,500 years ago, a child was buried with a set of game pieces made of animal bones. Single game pieces are frequently found in early medieval graves in south-west Germany, but complete sets are rare.
Found in Herbolzheim, 500-550 AD.
Photo: Landesmuseum Württemberg
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@ArchSouthEast@ArchSouthEast I’m publishing a corpus of just such finds throughout the UK based on earlier work. Could you please DM me with more details? Thank you!!
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"Women in early medieval Ireland: Their dwellings, things and bodies"
Online lecture for 'Oxford Centre for Early medieval Britain and Ireland' seminar, 6 October 2023. Starts c. 3mins 24seconds at https://t.co/m35ImoEq5u
There's been a huge number of positive experiences shared. Mostly local/regional museums, but several good from nationals too.
Except one.
Feel free to add your good stories to this thread. Let's give those doing the right thing the credit they deserve. 😊
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