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Medievalist and PhD student at the University of Southampton. Researching women in manorial law.
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Show PostWhen it comes to archaeological landscapes, there are few places in Ireland that can compare to Rathcroghan, County Roscommon, the ancient royal capital of Connacht. At the centre of this image you can see the enormous earthwork enclosure known as Relignaree (Reilig na Rí – the graveyard of Kings).
Show PostReally important, on Trafalgar Day, to observe that there are both women and black people included in this image. It's not anachronistic or "woke" to tell their stories, and ignoring them is doing a disservice not only to those people but also to their contemporaries who made sure they were seen.
Show Post(there's a valid question about what we're meant to see in many historic images of black people especially, and the attitudes they reflect can be difficult, but assuredly they were there and reported as being so)
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