My Favourite Thing
This week we are issuing a challenge to Faye Stirling and rebooting My Favourite Thing.
Ocean shows us her favourite thing and discusses what she uses it and why it is her favourite thing.
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Disambiguation of various historical pointy things from the Portable Antiquities Scheme UK:
https://finds.org.uk/counties/findsre...
2nd century CE Roman bone pins and needles, 8 – 10cm in length, Provenance Ex Guy Clark Collection VA USA
19th century Victorian era 19th C bone awls, sized from 7 - 8cm long
Medieval bone styli (up to the 12th century), scribed parchment (from 15th century manuscript) and a stick of lead, or plummet, for ruling lines in manuscripts. After Christopher De Hamel, Medieval Craftsmen. Scribes and Illuminators, London, British Museum Press, 1992, pics. 15-17, p. 23, accessed from http://web.ceu.hu/medstud/manual/MMM/...
Roman bone Hairpin, dated AD 43-410, 42.36x6.88x2.74mm, 1.32g, Museum of London. The top of the pin has come off LON338199
Item number1340, medieval bone stylus, 1300-1500CE, metal tip missing, Museum of London, 79x7mm
Late medieval 1500-1600, Iron awl, circular in section, tanged, wooden handle, 7.5mm wide tapering to 1.5mm FindID_87377 London, Portable Antiquities Scheme
LON-CF18D1, bone tool, sheep's metacarpal, 131.6x18.2x13.3mm, 11.49g, 1100-1600, Museum of London
Roman or Medieval Awl, cast copper alloy awl, conical point, square section tang, notches along tang, Newport FindID_56026, Portable Antiquities Scheme
Roman or Medieval cast copper awl, 65.3x4.5x4mm, Herefordshire, FindID_93311, Portable Antiquities Scheme
Backdrop: Original painting by Mark Lovers, after Meisje met de parel by Johannes Vermeer, c1665CE.
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Our channel is intended to discuss the skills needed to reenact, demonstrate and teach. We also discuss the historic context and research behind our findings.
Popula Urbanum is latin for people of the city. We are recreating the burgeoning middle classes in the 14th century.
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