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Time Team, Season 3 Episode 5 The Hunt For The Lost Irish Palace Time Team is a show that ran on Channel 4 in the UK from 1994 to 2014 (recently revived online) which did archaeological investigations over a weekend at various sites (mostly in England). The team changed from week to week but it was...

It is also spelled Gothrun in some sources. He is called the "king of the pagans" by Alfred, but he actually was in England because his bid for the Danish throne had failed, so instead he led a sizable army of Danes in the 870s across England choosing a new locale (about 100 miles away) ea...

Alfred, alone of Anglo-Saxon kings, inspired a full-length biography, written in 893, by the Welsh scholar Asser. This work contains much valuable information, and it reveals that Alfred laboured throughout under the burden of recurrent, painful illness; and beneath Asser’s rhetoric can be seen a m...

It's been many years since the BBC special about this project so it's awesome to see how far they have come since then.

https://youtu.be/Ajqort8ldXA

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Midrealm's winter RUM event in Fairborn Ohio is scheduled for Feb 12, 2022
Of interest to others is that their A&S will have a virtual component.
Zoom links to be published on Feb 9 on their schedule page:
The schedule lists several classes which might be of interest.

This area was retired sometime last year. All PDFs and scans were downloaded at that time and archived.

I've been following this guy for a long time. He usually covers tiny houses but he started doing a series on ancient houses and did a nice tour of Castell Henllys in Wales (link to the official park website). This first episode takes us to Castell Henllys, An Iron Age Fort in Pembrokeshire, Wales. B...

Just thought I'd leave this here.
from https://twitter.com/geo_spatialist/stat ... 9706447872

Geological map of Ireland founded on the maps of the Geological Survey of Sir Richard Griffith and of Profr. J. Beete Jukes / by Edward Hull,M.A. F.R.S - 1878

An Dubh is having their Spring Schola today at the Riverhead campus of Suffolk Community college. No feast, and entrance is FREE. They are doing A&S and Bardic presentations, no live steel permitted, site is Dry (obviously), no feast.

Details
https://eastkingdom.org/EventDetails.php?eid=3456

This is amazingly cool. I moved this working link to the public forums.
Congratulations!