John Clibbens (@johnclibbens) 's Twitter Profile
John Clibbens

@johnclibbens

Emeritus Professor @MyBCU: interested in language and cognitive development, developmental disability, also archaeology, singing...

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English Heritage (@englishheritage) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thornborough Henges in North Yorkshire has been reunited 🎉 We’ve acquired the 3rd & final henge meaning that public access across the entirety of this major Neolithic site is guaranteed. It is a remarkable survivor from the prehistoric past & we can’t wait to share its stories.

Thornborough Henges in North Yorkshire has been reunited 🎉

We’ve acquired the 3rd & final henge meaning that public access across the entirety of this major Neolithic site is guaranteed. It is a remarkable survivor from the prehistoric past & we can’t wait to share its stories.
BBC Devon (@bbcdevon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This map shows where the unexploded World War Two bomb was initially found in Keyham, Plymouth and the route the bomb will be transported by a military convoy, moved to the Torpoint Ferry slipway and then detonated at sea. More here: bbc.in/3SSOhnz

This map shows where the unexploded World War Two bomb was initially found in Keyham, Plymouth and the route the bomb will be transported by a military convoy, moved to the Torpoint Ferry slipway and then detonated at sea. More here: bbc.in/3SSOhnz
Peter Lorimer (@pighilltweets) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Spotted a mark, or indentation in the wall of a house on the High Street, Navenby. Had to drop to my knees to see it properly... Totally worth it! Consider me charmed.

Spotted a mark, or indentation in the wall of a house on the High Street, Navenby. Had to drop to my knees to see it properly... Totally worth it!
Consider me charmed.
James Nairn (@jwnairn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ah, the church lobster - a rare find indeed here is one acting as an armrest on the stalls at Overbury near Wrexham - carved by Evelyn Wybergh in mid-1930s (1/?)

Ah, the church lobster - a rare find indeed

here is one acting as an armrest on the stalls at Overbury near Wrexham - carved by Evelyn Wybergh in mid-1930s

(1/?)
Samuel West 💙💛 (@exitthelemming) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fifteen years. Five prime ministers, seven chancellors, eight foreign secretaries, twelve culture secretaries and sixteen housing ministers. A thread, for #RantyTuesday.