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Caroline Hackett

@c_hackett

Historian of entrepreneurial women in 18/19c France.
PhD History '24 @Floridastate
*Major Francophile*
Editor @H_Mat_Culture
Opinions my own

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Greate gourde those are some impressive looking pumpkins! From a hand-coloured 16th century herbal, annotated by an early reader #Halloween

Greate gourde those are some impressive looking pumpkins! From a hand-coloured 16th century herbal, annotated by an early reader #Halloween
Immortal Egypt: Prof. Joann Fletcher (@immortalegypt) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🐊Friday's #crocodile is the #Egyptian god Geb who could take various forms, here almost nose-to-nose with priestess Herwebenkhet, Chantress of Amun, as she drinks pure water in the Afterlife c.960 BC (image: Egyptian Museum)

🐊Friday's #crocodile is the #Egyptian god Geb who could take various forms, here almost nose-to-nose with priestess Herwebenkhet, Chantress of Amun, as she drinks pure water in the Afterlife c.960 BC (image: Egyptian Museum)
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Today we've added four major digitised manuscripts to our website. The Moutier-Grandval Bible, Codex Sinaiticus, Chronicle of the Kings of Mann and the Isles; John of Salisbury, Entheticus in Policraticum etc., and the Lindisfarne Gospels are available to view at

Today we've added four major digitised manuscripts to our website.

The Moutier-Grandval Bible, Codex Sinaiticus, Chronicle of the Kings of Mann and the Isles; John of Salisbury, Entheticus in Policraticum etc., and the Lindisfarne Gospels are available to view at
Caroline Hackett (@c_hackett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What clothes should one pack for a few days in San Francisco in November? I'm mostly confounded about what kind of jacket situation to plan for.

Lauren Deutsch (@laurencdeutsch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Also on exhibit was the pair to Dior's Venus, his 1949 Junon gown. This dress is known as one of, if not THE, highlights of Christian Dior's career. It was one of his fairytale-like ballgowns, to be worn at galas. Both dresses were a part of his Milieu du siecle collection, 🧵

Also on exhibit was the pair to Dior's Venus, his 1949 Junon gown. This dress is known as one of, if not THE, highlights of Christian Dior's career. It was one of his fairytale-like ballgowns, to be worn at galas. Both dresses were a part of his Milieu du siecle collection, 🧵
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The Society for the Study of Early Modern Women and Gender is currently accepting applications for Graduate Student Travel Grants for spring/summer 2025 conferences.

The Society for the Study of Early Modern Women and Gender is currently accepting applications for Graduate Student Travel Grants for spring/summer 2025 conferences.
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Decided to participate in LancasterUniHistory department’s Christmas bake-off this year. Baked a medieval manuscript cake. It’s called the Manuscake. Won the star baking prize!

Decided to participate in <a href="/LancasterHistor/">LancasterUniHistory</a>  department’s Christmas bake-off this year. Baked a medieval manuscript cake. It’s called the Manuscake. Won the star baking prize!
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it's Jane Austen's 249th birthday and I hope you'll celebrate by taking a turn about the room, developing a passion for dead leaves, inadvertently falling in love with the last person you could ever be prevailed upon to marry.

it's Jane Austen's 249th birthday and I hope you'll celebrate by taking a turn about the room, developing a passion for dead leaves, inadvertently falling in love with the last person you could ever be prevailed upon to marry.
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Warming flavours of saffron, pepper, chile and ginger for a cold winter's morning in #Dublin. From a 16th century herbal. a book on the medicinal uses of plants.

Warming flavours of saffron, pepper, chile and ginger for a cold winter's morning in #Dublin. From a 16th century herbal. a book on the medicinal uses of plants.
Surprised Eel Historian, PhD (@greenleejw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Have you ordered your Christmas eels yet? Have you?? Medieval kings often served eels at their Xmas feasts. In 1213, King John had 10,000 eels at his holiday party. His son, Henry, once ordered up 40,000! So get on it! You don't want your party to be the First Nö-eel, do you?

Have you ordered your Christmas eels yet? Have you??

Medieval kings often served eels at their Xmas feasts. In 1213, King John had 10,000 eels at his holiday party. His son, Henry, once ordered up 40,000!

So get on it! You don't want your party to be the First Nö-eel, do you?
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Gold finger ring featuring a figural hare motif, 16th century, crafted in Europe. Currently housed in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum.

Gold finger ring featuring a figural hare motif, 16th century, crafted in Europe. Currently housed in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum.
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Fancy some maths? Helen McGregor worked this multiplication table sampler in Scotland in 1840. Multiplication table samplers were a way for a student to learn both needlework and mathematical skills at the same time

Fancy some maths? Helen McGregor worked this multiplication table sampler in Scotland in 1840. Multiplication table samplers were a way for a student to learn both needlework and mathematical skills at the same time