From the same AI heavy documentary (currently on British TV screens), here's
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the emperor Hadrian arriving in London AD 122
We really don't know where to start with this... đą

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Investigating the Iron Age and Roman period in Dorset and SW Britain. Bournemouth University #HillfortsWednesday Posts (mostly) by Miles Russell
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From the same AI heavy documentary (currently on British TV screens), here's
[Checks notes]
the emperor Hadrian arriving in London AD 122
We really don't know where to start with this... đą
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Wow đŹ An offer you really can refuse 𤣠Getting an expert in right from the start and not using AI at all That's the dream đ
Watching a documentary about the emperor Hadrian's visit to Britain in AD 122
There's a lot of AI
If you're going to use AI (which you shouldn't) at least get an expert to check it
Hadrian's Wall has been studied for 100s of years
We don't know what this Wall is đą
What about hamster ownership in a hypocaust? Asking for a friend
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Just a normal Sunday afternoon
A great place to have as your *backyard* growing up. Well jealous đ¤Š
Not so much #standingstonesunday as stone Sunday but spent some time up Hendre'r Mynydd, the Iron Age settlement, at Rhigos Mountain , near me in Wales đ´ó §ó ˘ó ˇó Źó łó ż today. The mist-rain made the mountains and valleys almost invisible at one point.
So much moving stillness
This Stegosaurus-style Avebury stone must have once looked very different before it broke...
Alexander Keiller cobbled it together in the 1930s from bits found nearby
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The *Haystack* on #Ilkley Moor West #Yorkshire (looking west)
A natural outcrop covered in over 70 Late Neolithic / Early Bronze Age engraved cups, grooves and rings
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An enigmatic lying down boulder for #StandingStoneSunday
So it would seem...
Suffering from piles? You need Hypocaustisol! Warms the parts other treatments can never reach ...
Explore Tintagel Castle with @timeteam.bsky.social and Prof Ken Dark, author of Tyrants and Traders!
đ Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts to learn more about the history of this remarkable location and its links to King Arthur: bit.ly/3TfnVQK
Sadly it completely passed us by đ