Just one week left of the Bookworm Trail! Entry forms, including a map of the trail, will be available to collect from The Grove Bookshop or on our website (link in bio). Get your form now and get finding those worms! 🪱

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There will be many appreciations of Chris Wickham - as a historian and as a human being. This is a good starting place. www.medievalists.net/2026/10/chri...

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🧵Around 1845 a remarkable hoard of Early Iron Age metalwork, was discovered in the vicinity of the Stanwick Iron Age fortifications in North Yorkshire. It is considered one of the most important Celtic collections in the country. Stanwick is believed to have been the stronghold of

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I have all kinds of more sophisticated, nuanced, well-cited reasons to be a universalist now, but the real reason is that scene with Aslan and the Calormene soldier.

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🧵Born at Skipton Castle, Lady Anne Clifford (1590–1676) left an extraordinary legacy as a fierce defender of female inheritance, prolific architectural patron, and diarist. Disinherited by her father’s will in favour of her uncle, Anne spent 38 years defying legal custom, two husbands, and

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