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  Emerson W. Baker emersonwbaker.bsky.social · May 6
  Chris Gerrard of @arcdurham.bsky.social and I will be speaking on "Landscapes of Indenture: the Scots of York Maine’s Scotland District and the Piscataqua Region" on May 30 at 6pm, at the York Land Trust yorklandtrust.org/event/landsc...
  

  Landscapes of Indenture: the Scots of York’s Scotland District and the Piscataqua Region – York Land Trust

  This talk discusses the history of the former Scots Prisoners that settled York's Scotland District, and particularly current efforts by a team of international

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  Durham Archaeology handle.invalid · May 7
  Check out this fascinating thread showcasing brand new research involving our Department's Drs Alan Williams, Ben Roberts and Kamal Badreshany! Find out what "the first commodity to be exported across the entire continent in British history" was below 👇 #DUresearch #Archaeology #AncientHistory
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    Antiquity Journal antiquity.ac.uk · May 7
    NEW Analysis of tin ores and artefacts from across Europe and in Mediterranean shipwrecks reveals south-west Britain was a major source of tin for bronze production, including that of the major Bronze Age civilisations of the Eastern Mediterranean! #AntiquityThread 1/16 🧵 🏺
    
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