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After the beginning of the raids in the eighth century, foreign loot was sometimes repurposed as jewellery—book mounts from ecclesiastical volumes turned into brooches, English sword fittings similarly remade, coins pierced and hung on necklaces. In Norway there is an Irish or Scottish reliquary, almost certainly plundered from a monastery, that se

Neil Price • The Children of Ash and Elm

The Whole Picture: The colonial story of the art in our museums & why we need to talk about it

Alice Procter

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Kira Cooper, Researcher & Lecturer @ Univ. of Waterloo on what is the metacrisis and why it matters — making it in the anthropocene

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Kerrilynn Pamer

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The other side of the story

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Casey Sacks, senior policy adviser on workforce and AI. Sacks, who is currently the president of BridgeValley Community and Technical College in West Virginia, previously worked at the department as deputy assistant secretary for community colleges.

Project 2025 Author to Work at Education Department

The Lair of Anubis: An ancient cult, the hidden tomb of a Queen, and death in the desert... (The Project Book 20)

Alex Lukeman

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Maeve (Medb) is an exceptionally interesting deity, and also a historical figure as the Queen of Connaught.

Hourly History • Celtic Mythology: A Concise Guide to the Gods, Sagas and Beliefs (Greek Mythology - Norse Mythology - Egyptian Mythology - Celtic Mythology)

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