Maggie Henderson

Coin used as Leeds bus fare was 2,000‑year‑old currency The coin was handed down to Peter Edwards from his grandfather in the 1950s.

"My first thought when I found out its origin was that I would like to return it to an institute where it could be studied by all...My grandfather would be proud to know, as I am, that the coin is coming back to Leeds."

Lovely. ❤️

#Archaeology #Treasure #Detecting 🏺
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Staircase finial, Sussex

Spectacles, apotropaic marks in a fireplace in Sussex

WC at Hampton Court palace!

Help Save Leicestershire’s Bronze Age Torc The Leicestershire Torc is a stunning 3,200-year-old gold object dating to the Middle Bronze Age period and is the only torc ever discovered in the county. It was a piece of very high-status jewellery...

Another one.

This is a really important find - unique in fact. It has slight similarities to a torc from Moulsford (in Reading Museum) but apart from that it's a totally new type. 🧵

PLEASE SHARE, thank you

#Archaeology #Treasure #Detecting

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RED WHEEL FOR POWDERHALL STABLES.—Commemorative plaque marks important site in transport history: www.broughtonspurtle.org.uk/news/red-whe...
#Edinburgh #hyperlocal #news #localhistory #transport

For 35 years, our friends at @c20society.bsky.social and Historic England have recommended listing the buildings on six separate occasions - advice declined by successive governments.

Today’s decision brings one of the UK’s longest-running architectural heritage battles to an end 👏

The former gateway of Holy Trinity Priory, Micklegate, York for #ADoorableThursday.
The gateway of Holy Trinity Priory was built in the 13th century. Later It was converted into tenements. It was demolished in 1854. Drawing based on several photos of the period.

#ArchitecturalIllustration #pencil

Give in, he's gorgeous!

Pressure mark for a moulded window mullion

Bar-stop on fireplace bressumer (rear fireplace, The Ostrich, Castle Acre)

The fireplace at The Ostrich, Castle Acre

Nice collection of burn marks on the fireplace at The Ostrich, Castle Acre (good food too!)

That's a big door! #hingeoftheday

Happy #Caturday from Thomas ❤️

Fragments of forgotten farming

When the buttress survives longer than the building...

Fabulous staircase!

More Roman tile courses, wowser!

Surviving Roman masonry at Caister Roman Town, just look at those tile courses!

For once, I know exactly where the cat has been

Snow! What a beautiful morning

Sheffield Park, Pillbox - 3D model by National Trust Archaeology (@nationaltrustarchaeology) Type 24 Pillbox by the River Ouse at Sheffield Park, in East Sussex - part of an anti-invasion stop-line running along the valley designed to obstruct a German armoured thrust on London. Heritage…

You can view and interact with the Sketchfab model here: skfb.ly/p9oG8

And read more about the structure on National Trust Heritage Records Online:
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Why not explore other models created by David and others here: sketchfab.com/nationaltrus...

Happy little bracket

Starry night, what a walk home this evening!

Moonlit road in rural Suffolk

Cannae beat a good hachure plan!

And an epic rainbow! Big Suffolk sky

Been on a tour of coastal defenses the last couple of days, monumental, and a looooot of concrete!

Headcorn Manor, Headcorn, Kent. Recorded as part of the Royal Commission Kent project. The building is a 15th century Wealden hall house, the hall open to the roof and heated by a fire on a hearth set in the floor. Spot the cat on the threshold.

#ArchitecturalIllustration
#pen #drawing
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