Hey archaeology Bluesky, I need a new PhD supervisor. It’s a shit deal bc I can’t change the main one, but I’m in hell right now. It has to be someone in Europe, they need to have some contemporary experience, and be KIND. Please help! (No advice, I’ve tried everything, this is a last resort)
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I console myself by remembering a talk by a legal historian of 17th century Iceland when over 60% of the male population was named Jon Jonson.
The BBC has made its sound effects archive openly available online! The descriptions are pretty great, although I'd love to be able to browse/filter by program as well sound-effects.bbcrewind.co.uk 📚📜
BBC Sound Effects
Hiya, just a quick shoutout for this brilliant debut history book, HOTEL LUX by Dr Maurice Casey - I was lucky to read an early copy, and it’s both an enthralling narrative and a fascinating detective story as we follow Maurice into the archives and attics to track down lost letters and photographs
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Dublin dockers described it as the worst cargo they had to unload.
PSA: these are all moths. If you say a colourful moth must be a butterfly cos "it's not brown" I get sad. So for the whole entire love of air-fried fuck 📣 There's a lot more colourful moths than there are colourful butterflies. AND moths are way fluffier Thank u from the Moth Promotional Board ✨🦋
