Ruth Brown (@basiliscoe) 's Twitter Profile
Ruth Brown

@basiliscoe

Adventures in arms and armour.
Retired Curator, Royal Armouries, HM Tower of London

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Dr Zack White (@zwhitehistory) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I've just submitted a chapter on the historiography of race in the Napoleonic Wars for an edited collection. It's a topic that is slowly getting the traction it deserves. But the field faces many challenges... 📷 National Army Museum

I've just submitted a chapter on the historiography of race in the Napoleonic Wars for an edited collection.

It's a topic that is slowly getting the traction  it deserves.

But the field faces many challenges...
📷 National Army Museum
𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐥𝐞𝐬 𝐈 𝐑𝐞𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧 (@kingcharlesirtn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Countdown to Fridays King's Banquet in Newark has begun! People attending from far & wide, remarkably a follower flying in from the USA to join us at 550+ yr old Governor's House 🍻 #KingCharles #CharlesI #Nottinghamshire #History #Food #Drink #Englishcivilwar #History #England

Countdown to Fridays King's Banquet in Newark has begun!
People attending from far & wide, remarkably a follower flying in from the USA to join us at 550+ yr old Governor's House 🍻

#KingCharles #CharlesI #Nottinghamshire #History #Food #Drink #Englishcivilwar #History #England
Dr Tom Horne, Viking Academic (@hornesupremacy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Greklandsstenarna = Greece Runestones* Thorsteinn had the landmark made in memory of Sveinn, his father, and in memory of Thórir, his brother. They were abroad in Greece. And in memory of Ingithóra, his mother. Öpir carved (Ashmolean Museum AN1997.2) c.1080-1120, Uppland My 📷

Greklandsstenarna = Greece Runestones*

Thorsteinn had the landmark made in memory of Sveinn, his father, and in memory of Thórir, his brother. They were abroad in Greece. And in memory of Ingithóra, his mother. Öpir carved (<a href="/AshmoleanMuseum/">Ashmolean Museum</a> AN1997.2)

c.1080-1120, Uppland

My 📷
Navy Records Society (@navyrecords) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Each month the Navy Records Society publishes for its members an Online Magazine article showcasing individual documents, diary excerpts or small collections of art and photographs. Not yet a member? View a sample magazine article... navyrecords.org.uk/magazine_posts/

Each month the Navy Records Society publishes for its members an Online Magazine article showcasing individual documents, diary excerpts or small collections of art and photographs.

Not yet a member? View a sample magazine article... navyrecords.org.uk/magazine_posts/
AWHistory (@aw_history) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I have written books on #medieval #History See aw-history.co.uk/publications They include 'The Clifford Household during the Wars of the Roses', 'The Medieval European Sword' & 'Medieval Polearms' Towton Battlefield Society Skipton Castle English Heritage National Trust Historic Scotland Cadw

I have written books on #medieval #History See aw-history.co.uk/publications They include 'The Clifford Household during the Wars of the Roses', 'The Medieval European Sword' &amp; 'Medieval Polearms' <a href="/TowtonOfficial/">Towton Battlefield Society</a> <a href="/Skiptoncastle/">Skipton Castle</a> <a href="/EnglishHeritage/">English Heritage</a> <a href="/nationaltrust/">National Trust</a> <a href="/welovehistory/">Historic Scotland</a> <a href="/cadwwales/">Cadw</a>
Dr Francis Young (@drfrancisyoung) 's Twitter Profile Photo

An artefact I always visit in Musée de Cluny is the retable from Thetford Priory, which somehow survived the Reformation. Its artist was the same master who painted the retable for the Dominican friary in Thetford, now in Thornham Parva church

An artefact I always visit in <a href="/museecluny/">Musée de Cluny</a> is the retable from Thetford Priory, which somehow survived the Reformation. Its artist was the same master who painted the retable for the Dominican friary in Thetford, now in Thornham Parva church
Peggy Vimes 🇺🇦 (@samuelvimes10) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The "buckler" (a small parrying shield less than about 18 inches in diameter) was a common item in medieval and renaissance combat, but I don't think I've really ever seen one in a film. What's that about?

The "buckler" (a small parrying shield less than about 18 inches in diameter) was a common item in medieval and renaissance combat, but I don't think I've really ever seen one in a film.
What's that about?
Chester Heritage Festival (@chesterherifest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Chester's #ShotTower will be open this autumn. Built in 1799, this tower will tell the story of Chester's historic leadworks through rare photographs & artefacts . 📆 10am - 4pm, Sat 20 Sept 🎟️ FREE Explore the #HeritageOpenDays line up 👉 buff.ly/sg30XEG

Chester's #ShotTower will be open this autumn. Built in 1799, this tower will tell the story of Chester's historic leadworks through rare photographs &amp; artefacts .

📆  10am - 4pm, Sat 20 Sept
🎟️ FREE 

Explore the #HeritageOpenDays line up 👉 buff.ly/sg30XEG
Navy Records Society (@navyrecords) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Highlights of Navy Records Online Magazine: Journal of David Talbot Part 3: Action On Board HMS Calliope, 1810-1813 This article continues the extracts from the journals of David Talbot, who was impressed on the HMS Calliope in December 1810. Read more: buff.ly/VSmEL2q

Highlights of Navy Records Online Magazine: Journal of David Talbot Part 3: Action On Board HMS Calliope, 1810-1813

This article continues the extracts from the journals of David Talbot, who was impressed on the HMS Calliope in December 1810. Read more: buff.ly/VSmEL2q
DockYard Talk⚓ (@dockyardwall) 's Twitter Profile Photo

⛵ At last! The long-delayed dispatch vessel has made port. Nelson’s Letters & Dispatches are now safely delivered to DockyardTalk. Explore the words that shaped strategy, revealed character, and carried the Royal Navy across history. 👉 dockyardtalk.com/nelsons-letter… #NavalHistory

⛵ At last! The long-delayed dispatch vessel has made port. Nelson’s Letters &amp; Dispatches are now safely delivered to DockyardTalk. Explore the words that shaped strategy, revealed character, and carried the Royal Navy across history.

👉 dockyardtalk.com/nelsons-letter…

#NavalHistory
Mark Turnbull Author (@1642author) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sir Rowland Cotton MP, portrayed in 1618, by Paul van Somer. The doublet and trunk hose he wore are still preserved in the V&A Museum. Made of oyster-coloured silk satin, there is an underlay of blue silk taffeta, slashed and 'pinked' to reveal a third layer of white silk

Sir Rowland Cotton MP, portrayed in 1618, by Paul van Somer.
The doublet and trunk hose he wore are still preserved in the V&amp;A Museum. 
Made of oyster-coloured silk satin, there is an underlay of blue silk taffeta, slashed and 'pinked' to reveal a third layer of white silk
HistoryandHeritageYorkshire (@genealogybeech) 's Twitter Profile Photo

have been found in St. Mary's Abbey, York in 1826 but was then lost eventually resurfacing in Germany. It was acquired by York Museums Trust in 2019. Image Courtesy of York Museums Trust.

have been found in St. Mary's Abbey, York in 1826 but was then lost eventually resurfacing in Germany. It was acquired  by York Museums Trust in 2019. Image Courtesy of York Museums Trust.
Mark Turnbull Author (@1642author) 's Twitter Profile Photo

📅#OTD 1645. Bristol. At 4am, Prince Rupert's garrison make a third sally from the city, to attack the New Model Army besieging force. The royalists enjoy much success. During the action, Sir Bernard Astley (son of Baron Jacob Astley) and two others are engaged by a party of

📅#OTD 1645. Bristol.
At 4am, Prince Rupert's garrison make a third sally from the city, to attack the New Model Army besieging force. The royalists enjoy much success. 
During the action, Sir Bernard Astley (son of Baron Jacob Astley) and two others are engaged by a party of