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An ancient Briton's thoughts on topical news/events, often with a hint of irony, with special reference to politics, society and religion, particularly if oddities or injustices are apparent.
- AncientBriton: 2021
An ancient Briton's thoughts on topical news/events, often...
- AncientBriton: 2021
Our Northumberland – Northern Wilds. The apparent ‘wild’ ness of rural places can be (and often is) represented as dangerous, scary and is therefore isolating. In Britain, as human society moves further from the land, a detachment and a fear of wild places grows.
Discover what life was like in ancient Britain from the Neolithic to the end of the Iron Age. Uncover the thriving communities that lived here.
19 mar 2023 · An ACE Bishop for Wales. From the Anglican Convocation in Europe (ACE) In a service with a distinctive Welsh flavour, including harpists, songs, prayers and Bible readings in Welsh, Stuart Bell was consecrated on Saturday 18 March as bishop to serve within the Anglican Convocation in Europe. Led by Archbishop Foley Beach representing the Gafcon ...
An ancient Briton's thoughts on topical news/events, often with a hint of irony, with special reference to politics, society and religion, particularly if oddities or injustices are apparent.
A Roman bridgehead into Britain. Recently Richborough Roman Fort has had a new addition, or rather a new version of something which stood there when the invasion of AD43 saw legionaries stepping foot on British soil.
Last weekend marked the 26th anniversary of the rescue of Roy and Les from Sleets Gill cave. This rescue was special for many reasons… It was one of the first ever British underwater rescues from a cave, which combined mountain rescue and cave diving teams, working alongside the emergency services. What makes the story so Read more
