A favourite find at today’s @VicGenealogy workshop: 100+ year old coroner’s inquiries concluding with the statement “(person in question) came to his death by a visitation by God.”
These exceptionally well-preserved leather women's shoes may have been originally purple or red. They were extensively embellished with gold leaf, embroidery, linen and silk thread. From Akhmim in Egypt, ca. 300-500 AD. https://t.co/Pq7VaZ7lb7
#gridgirls This is Jean Farquharson, Windmill Chorus Girl, Motorcycle Dispatch Rider & WW2 ATA SPITFIRE PILOT ! We should applaud and support each other whatever our chosen profession. Surely that is true feminism? 🤔 #worldgonemad
Two cities in Metro Vancouver are bringing together art and infrastructure for the first https://t.co/eBEUm30Pp4 Vancouver, Germaine Koh has been chosen as the artist-in-residence in https://t.co/YkdW9lMp7d New Westminster… https://t.co/mkqAsNSZsm
Suffragetto: The only surviving copy of an Edwardian-era board game pitching suffragettes against policemen is to go on display at the @bodleianlibs to mark the centenary of the first British women to get the vote: https://t.co/7qRXuOKC86
In honour of today's incredible #WomensMarch2018 I'd like to throw it all back to our 1800's Māori Women's Dress Reformers who most deffo wore it better than the dudes. Mana Wāhine!
When Victoria implemented bike-sharing, this is probably not what they had in mind. A friendly neighbourhood owl has been spotted all over downtown—photo taken this past Wednesday by Jessica Galpin. #ShareYourOwl@weathernetwork
It seems that its not only England that has Kings under car parks, this statue of Amenhotep III was found in a car park in Sohag Egypt! #Egypt#archaeology#history#carpark
Not to be confused with our modern day Christmas Cake, the Twelfth Cake was rich, crumbly and packed with lot of dried fruits and spices then decorated sumptuously with icing and topped with two crowns for the King & Queen of Misrule.
#TwelfthNight#york#Fairfax
This giant red hermit crab is wearing a man-made glass shell. By providing this crab with a transparent home, the people at @GulfSpecimen1 are able to educate the public about the rest of the the crab’s body without having to crack its shell open (which often kills the crab).