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Thank you so much to Lucie and Ellie for taking the time to chat to us here at about their experiences at metal detectorists PLUS share details about their debut book, Things We Found In The Ground, which came out in April 2026.
We chatt...
Edward the Martyr accepting the drinking horn from his stepmother Ælfthryth. Source: https://corfecastle.co.uk/st-edward-the-martyr/
‘The boundary between myth and history are blurring as we edge through time. All the characters in this st...
Longtime readers of will know that I love Bede, a lot. (See photo below of my trip to his tomb at Durham Cathedral this summer as evidence)
I was actually feeling really emoti...
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I hope it’s been a good week wherever (or whenever) you are reading this. It’s been a busy one here as I work towards the first major deadline of my 👀big project👀, which hasn’t left much time for much else. The c...
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Historian, writer, and Archaeology PhD student at Oxford University. Your guide to all things medieval(ish) here on Substack.
American historian, but always in the enigma of Russian history | intersecting literature & history | terror belli, decus pacis
Dr David Musgrove is content director of HistoryExtra.com, plus its sister print magazine BBC History Magazine. He has a PhD in archaeology. He is author of '100 Places that made Britain' and with Michael Lewis, 'The Story of the Bayeux Tapestry'.
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