Another 6thC Anglo-Saxon brooch (Cambridgeshire), w/ enamel, a British decorative technique: http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/268390 …pic.twitter.com/XXoxnFkXXv
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Another 6thC Anglo-Saxon brooch (Cambridgeshire), w/ enamel, a British decorative technique: http://finds.org.uk/database/artefacts/record/id/268390 …pic.twitter.com/XXoxnFkXXv
The report on the first excavations at Baston Anglo-Saxon cemetery, S. Lincolnshire, from 1863 http://archaeologydataservice.ac.uk/archiveDS/archiveDownload?t=arch-1132-1/dissemination/pdf/020/020_029_031.pdf …pic.twitter.com/N9ZkYwNmGt
@caitlinrgreen wow beautiful Dr Caitlin. Sorry was away for two days and could not see your tweets. I hope you are also doing well :-)
@Umarkarim89 It's lovely, isn't it! Many of the pieces from the cemetery are broken or corroded, but that one has survived really nicely :)
@caitlinrgreen one thing I noticed dr that natural disasters & disease outbreaks also affected the flow of history & politics, whts ur view?
@Umarkarim89 What ones were you thinking of in particular? Certainly, it's been argued that plague etc has had a major effect over time!
@caitlinrgreen exactly dr it was plague and led to high profile deaths. In Britain sweating sickness had same impact during Henry's time
@Umarkarim89 Black Death in mid14thC obviously had massive population and consequent social impacts; early medieval plagues less clear tho'!
@caitlinrgreen and from knowledge of Islamic history if those personalities would have been alive events would hv been pretty difference :)
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