Belated Raven timeline cleanse 🌠
"Leave no black plume as a token of that lie thy soul hath spoken!
Leave my loneliness unbroken!—quit the bust above my door!
Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door!”- Edgar Allan Poe
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For publication day, I'll join artist/writer Daniel Faria and folklorist @DeeDeeChainey for an afternoon of FREE #sea#folklore talks!
Anyone can join us, we'll be in the new @CulturalFoundry. TODAY, 2pm: Thurs 12th Sept! #FolkloreThursday
Register here: https://t.co/YPJnONncsL
We have an exciting one-year post at The National Archives for an 18th century researcher to shape our public engagement programme in the lead up to the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. Please share and get in touch if you have questions! https://t.co/JXxwcN8tzl
174 years ago there was a huge storm in northern Scotland, and it uncovered something strange.
From beneath the soil emerged a perfectly preserved village older than the Pyramids, and it even had furniture.
This is the 5,000 year old story of Skara Brae...
23. Rosa Genoni's 1906 "La Primavera" dress - Spring by Sandro Botticelli (late 1470s or early 1480s)
Widely regarded as "one of the most iconic paintings in Western art," this masterpiece features over 500 plant species, including approximately 190 varieties of flowers.
How do you research History when you're no longer at University? With the help of you folks, I compiled this list. Happy researching.
(Plus! Bonus picture of my sister's cat looking utterly happy to be exactly where he is in the preview picture.)
https://t.co/qlkf8W8jlA
This is Borgund Church in Norway, made entirely out of wood and built over 800 years ago.
It is a "stave church", an incredibly unusual type of Medieval building.
What makes them so special? Well, there are only 30 original stave churches in the world...
Please help save the historic church of St Michael’s Mount Dinham, Exeter - it's a fascinating example of Victorian Gothic architecture and a home to nesting peregrine falcons! https://t.co/3velk3Jt7l via @UKChange
150 years ago today, at precisely 8pm, the world of art changed forever.
What happened? A small, independent art exhibition opened in Paris.
It was a financial failure and barely 3,000 people went — but, in time, these artists would come to be known as "the Impressionists"...
Happy Christmas everyone! 🎄
About 14,000 years ago, towards the end of the last glacial, this reindeer was expertly scored into a slab of hard Dordogne limestone.
Image @FitzMuseum_UK#IceAgeArt https://t.co/NqInsG3nP1
Merry Christmas! Our December Book of the Month explores Charles Dickens' Christmas novellas. We will leave you with this festive story on our last day of opening, and see you in the new year, on Thursday 4th January 2024.
https://t.co/TtRb1zCuYR
Are you a researcher or professional in the field of humanities and keen to learn new digital skills?
As part of the Hot Source! project, we are running a new series of free workshops and webinars in 2024!
For more information and how to sign up, follow the links below ⬇️