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The Belgian collects a treasure of 60,000 vintage tin cans
GRAND-HALLET, Belgium, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Colorful boxes stacked around Belgian collector Yvette Dardenne contained items ranging from chocolates, toffees, coffee and rice to tobacco, talcum powder and shoe polish, and come from just as far…
Buyers find their place in Nice
During the Nice Jazz Festival last month, the café terraces of Place Magenta were teeming with locals enjoying the music until late into the balmy evening. Young couples have gathered along the Promenade du Paillon, a…
Research Shows ‘Housing First’ in Denver Works
In 2016, Denver launched a Supportive Housing initiative to increase housing stability and reduce prison stays for long-term homeless people, as well as frequent…
Great Getaways: Wine and Dine in Medieval Villages of La Rioja, Spain
Outside the walled village of LaGuardia in La Rioja, Spain.…
Enniskillen Castle through the ages, from medieval fortress to unique museum
Enniskillen Castle is a cultural cornerstone, attracting local, national and international interest as one of the most important archaeological and architectural monuments in the region. Located next to the River Erne, Enniskillen!-->…
9th-century cave dwellings may have belonged to the king who became a saint – ARTnews.com
Archaeologists have identified an Anglo-Saxon cave house that may have belonged to a 9th-century Northumbrian king named Eardwulf. The discovery was made by the Royal Agricultural University (RAU) and Wessex Archeology, who recently…
Why this event will go back 800 years to celebrate the anniversary of Richmond Castle
A HISTORIC North Yorkshire town is about to be transported 800 years back by a troupe of local musicians to celebrate a castle's 950 anniversary.
Richmond 1950 will take place on Sunday July 25 at the town's Batts,…
Chaucer’s quash calls ignore his defense of women and innocent people
(The Conversation is an independent, nonprofit source of information, analysis, and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) Espionage is a risky profession. For Geoffrey Chaucer, a 14th-century English undercover…
The wall that once crossed the Old Market Square
Today, the Nottingham Slab Square is just that. A flat and uninterrupted town square that has hosted countless fairs, festivals and markets. But centuries ago, the old market square was divided by a wall that separated the different!-->…
Billy Goat beaten to death to save nanny’s “honor”
He had approached her one fine July morning when a group fiercely attacked him with sticks. Within moments he was lying bloodied and dead on the ground.Not a case of honor killing or love jihad, but an example of similar medieval emotions…