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strings everywhere... I do ancient lyre, ancient fiber arts, modern fiber arts, Greek and Latin. all pronouns Ancient Greek teaching survey: https://washu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3xV0PYX4e6qSHGu
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we had our second class of "Old Irish as a living language" yesterday. It's exciting to be able to string (very basic) sentences together, and have 2-4 sentence question/answer conversations. It's wild to think about being involved in the first steps of this methodology applied to Old Irish at all.
Show PostWinding pirns from the second cone / second 4oz braid of the BFL handspun. #weaving #handweaving 🧶
Show PostPresenting last weekend at the @ilclassics.bsky.social fall meeting. "Introducing Selections from The Student's Catullus" generated great feedback.
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Show PostWhat colours would people in the Iron Age have worn, and how did they create them? 🎨 In part 1 of our blog, Experimentalist Margaret Taylor explores the natural dyes that may have been used to colour Iron Age textiles, including madder, tansy and woad. www.butserancientfarm.co.uk/blog/2026/10...
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