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Unearthing past excavations of Bungay Castle - Castle Studies Trust Blog
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Dr Lorna-Jane Richardson, University of East Anglia/Bungay Museum, looks at the 1930s excavations of Bungay carried out by Hugh Braun and also the possibility of future work at the site. Bungay is a s...
Current mind status is focussed on bricks. Here’s a thing.![]()
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The look of a place Until the coming of the railways in the mid C19th, towns were necessarily made from the materials around them. The honey-coloured villages of the Cotswolds look so right in the...
Following on from Rob Middleton’s piece about hitch-hiking, here’s an old piece about travel and memory, which touches on some similar stuff. ![]()
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It’s beginning to and back again | Invisible Works
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It’s beginning to and back again Persistence of memory | 0 comments e went to London. We do this journey quite often, from the East it is a fairly routine trip, a day out; one of those the ever shor...