Rosalind Franklin
If you have as much as heard of ‘DNA’, the name Rosalind Franklin should be synonymous with it. This pioneering scientist played a crucial role in solving one of the…
Templar Knights
Originally posted on Crusader History:
Soldiers and knights, dressed to kill ready to die, for King and country with sword and axe in hand. Battled scarred lands and rivers run…
The Other Bermuda Triangle: Invasion attempts in Ireland, America, and Bermuda
Originally posted on Irish in the American Civil War:
There is some superb research being undertaken into elements of the Irish diaspora at present, both at home and abroad. The site…
King Eadwig ‘All-Fair’, a ‘Wanton Youth’
Originally posted on History… the interesting bits!:
King Eadwig While researching Edward the Martyr and his stepmother, Ælfthryth, I came across a very interesting character. Eadwig (or Edwy) was young…
Impressionism in Photography: George Davidson
Originally posted on A R T L▼R K:
The Onion Field (1890) On the 19th of September 1854, English photographer, and a proponent of pictorial or impressionistic photography, George…
Arthur’s Enchantress
Originally posted on History Witch:
‘Tis the season of the witch! Morgan Le Fay, also referred to as Morgana, Morgain, Morgaine, etc. was the famous witch/sorceress found in the King…
The Coastal Path: 82d – Portland Part V – Church Ope Cove (Dorset, UK).
Originally posted on www.seanmunger.com:
I’ve never reblogged anything from the Coastal Path blog before, but when I saw this article this morning I had to share it with…
