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And this as actual physical libraries are being "weeded" out of existence. 🗃️
Show PostAn interesting and important article for a range of reasons - if you're interested in Purbeck marble, medieval shipping, medieval Dorset, or simply the mechanics of marine archaeology, this Open Access (i.e., free to read) piece is worth checking out. #Skystorians
Show PostRabbit Hole #6 I'm wondering about something historians rarely get to study: What did the past smell like? Coal smoke. Fresh ink. Horses. Bread baking. Some parts of history never make it into the archives.🗃️
Show PostBodleian Library, Oxford, Visiting Fellowships are open for application. These include African Studies Visiting Fellowship, Visiting Fellowships in Music, in Women's History and in the History of Science, a Visiting Fellowship in South Asian and Black History and more. Great schemes! #Skystorians
Show PostExodus names sweet cinnamon and cassia in the holy anointing oil (30:23–24); Herodotus says the Egyptian embalmers filled the body with myrrh and cassia. Cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum), in the Materia Medica: thethinkingpress.org/materia-medica/cinnamon 🗃️ #history #histsci
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