RT @road0724day: 寒暖差が激しかった今日の北海道だが、知床の東西で19℃差は意味不明過ぎて草 pic.twitter.com/ewtAZJbWTZ
posted at 10:56:34
RT @shmajin: 日本海に面している新潟にとっては, 福島から出てくる処理水より 中韓からでてくるほうのが問題ではないのだろうか… www.sankei.com/life/photos/21… twitter.com/RyuichiYoneyam… pic.twitter.com/yymARXEDJ6
posted at 09:50:29
RT @tbsnewsdig: ／ 「プーチンのふざけた言い分、納得できる訳ない」アメリカのカービー報道官が感情たかぶらせる ＼ newsdig.tbs.co.jp/articles/-/350… 普段は努めて冷静な受け答えを行うアメリカ国防総省の報道官が、ロシアによるウクライナ侵攻について感情をたかぶらせる場面がありました。3分間の動画でご覧下さい。
posted at 09:41:40
RT @ebi_kosuke: レジ袋有料化も小泉進次郎氏曰く「プラごみ解決のためではなく、問題意識を持ってもらうため」。 環境大臣というよりは環境省という省庁のカルチャーかもしれない。このままでは国民を精神論で動かす神祇省、呪術省の類になってしまう。 president.jp/articles/amp/3…
posted at 09:11:18
RT @kazaru_nihon: 池田晃将さんの螺鈿の紹介、最終回です。 煌めく無数の数字が表面を覆い尽くす「青貝光速航飾箱」はごらんの通り、手のひらにすっぽり収まるサイズ。 まさに掌中の珠ですが、遠近感が狂い、空飛ぶ円盤が巨人の手に舞い降りたようにも。 pic.twitter.com/66c38gyRdJ
posted at 09:01:22
RT @uawarinfo: 🇺🇦Tulips in the colors of the Ukrainian flag were bred in the Netherlands. pic.twitter.com/dOevZ7i5Cu
posted at 08:56:27
RT @wileelsing: pic.twitter.com/9iIHH9tTEV
posted at 08:08:18
RT @meowingTv: pic.twitter.com/MegBCJiZoe
posted at 08:07:52
RT @Londonist: You know how you've always wondered which monarch first sailed in a submarine?... well, we've got the answer londonist.com/london/history…
posted at 08:07:14
RT @55_kumamon: おはくまー！出かける人も仕事の人も、気をつけていってらっしゃいだモン！ pic.twitter.com/8kQdKH1RH9
posted at 08:05:34
RT @wikivictorian: Tête-à-tête, 1850–60. The MET. pic.twitter.com/fg2p3Lyu8T
posted at 07:55:56
RT @HirokoMiyamoto7: 青い絹リボンとアップリケのレースで飾られているフランス製麦わら帽子。1770年頃。Musée Galliera. París pic.twitter.com/HpBlz38Abd
posted at 07:49:59
RT @BSMGP: Love cathedrals? Love #StainedGlass? Learn more Monday 9 May 6pm GMT when Cathedral architects Camilla Finlay & Antony Feltham-King discuss their role in safeguarding #architecture #heritage #arthistory & UK conservation fraternity 🇺🇦Ukraine fundraiser £5 www.bsmgp.org.uk/shop/events/le… pic.twitter.com/mskY8ffdb0
posted at 07:48:17
RT @SlCathy: #AnimalsInChurchesHour #CrownsInChurches Flaming crown in Swallowfield, Berkshire. pic.twitter.com/8GYiCcfOYA
posted at 07:47:53
RT @AriannadaTodi: Venerdì, dai un pesce a un uomo e. pic.twitter.com/EfXKmgBI0L
posted at 07:46:28
RT @archaeologyart: Orvieto Cathedral, detail of a twisted column. Photographer: Simone Tagliaferri, Flickr / CC BY-SA 2.0. pic.twitter.com/KVbIoUaSDl
posted at 07:45:02
RT @archae_delle: Going through old photos from my visit to NHM Vienna and found this amazing little axe depicting a human riding either the worst rendering of a horse, or a quadrupedal velociraptor 😝 ‘Ceremonial axe’ from a Hallstatt cemetery c.600 BC (I love the shadows!!) #FindsFriday pic.twitter.com/dBoBaePkP6
posted at 07:44:25
RT @froglet33: #FindsFriday I’m back at the World of Stonehenge exhibition where the most wondrous Bush Barrow finds are on holiday from @WiltshireMuseum. Gold lozenge, buckle, bronze daggers and axe, and a stone mace head made from a fossilised sea sponge. Dating to 1900BC pic.twitter.com/AtkJ2AjnFs
posted at 07:43:04
RT @AlisonFisk: Skuldelev 2 is the wreck of an ocean-going #Viking warship. Built for speed, it once carried 65-70 warriors. Made of oak felled near Dublin, Ireland, in AD 1042. At Roskilde Viking Ship Museum, Denmark. Photo: © Alison Fisk. More info: www.vikingeskibsmuseet.dk/en/visit-the-m… #Archaeology pic.twitter.com/uKJjnDkZa3
posted at 07:42:30
RT @hellohistoria: #CrownsInChurches 👑 Norwich Cathedral ⛪ #AnimalsInChurches pic.twitter.com/d7Aac4iEkL
posted at 07:40:30
RT @pacoulmag: Medieval glass of a deer, on the east window of Kingston, All Saints and St Andrew, #Cambridgeshire I like the symbolism of the trees in the background of the animal. pic.twitter.com/tLdbTO4G0V
posted at 07:40:15
RT @pacoulmag: Some pictures of the day, medieval glass, angel and daisy wheel, from Wendens Ambo, St Mary the Virgin, #Essex, pic.twitter.com/NsbZrLm2YX
posted at 07:40:02
RT @pacoulmag: Stunning scene of life in the countryside, #medievalglass in the tracery. #AnimalsInChurches St Andrew, Tostock, #Suffolk pic.twitter.com/0eanr81F6A
posted at 07:39:24
RT @DirkSchoenaers: Birth of Venus-Aphrodite, gift of the sea foam (and Saturn's severed genitals). Paris, BnF, ms. fr. 137, f.4v, c. 1470-1500. pic.twitter.com/2BPadQ7Jia
posted at 07:38:01
RT @DirkSchoenaers: Getting ready for #NakedGardeningDay Troyes, Médiathèque du Grand Troyes, Ms. 552, 14th c. #WorldNakedGardeningDay #WNGD pic.twitter.com/jFpTGLLBdG
posted at 07:37:26
RT @PosyHill1: #ShakespeareSunday You whoreson upright rabbit, away! (Henry IV Part 2 Act 2 Scene 2) .. something St Francis never said to his bunny. #stainedglass Cusop #StainedGlassSunday pic.twitter.com/4LM44ebnAU
posted at 07:36:32
RT @PosyHill1: #AnimalsInChurchesHour #CrownsInChurches Crowned heads peeping out of his & hers windows in Hereford Cathedral pic.twitter.com/CDylqIvNJs
posted at 07:35:34
RT @ColorsAndStones: #PeacocksInArt 😀😀😀 twitter.com/PosyHill1/stat…
posted at 07:35:10
RT @ClarendonPalace: 2) cause it to be dried & sold where this can most conveniently be done without destruction of the forest & park, by advice of Giles, so that William should answer for monies arising at the Exchequer. 📸Exchequer, 1460s, www.innertemple.org.uk/product/illumi… pic.twitter.com/kEYppx1z4V
posted at 07:31:06
RT @ClarendonPalace: 2) carpenters & others for this; also to pay all wages etc. required for the works by view & testimony of the keeper, the verderers of the park & John de Wilton, parson of St. Thomas church, Salisbury, controller of the works. 📸leapinthepark.blogspot.com/2013/05/deer-p… pic.twitter.com/0xvFsNIbKQ
posted at 07:30:35
RT @ClarendonPalace: #OTD 1443. Grant, for life, to the king’s serjeant George Curteys of the office of purveyor of the king’s works at Clarendon & its park, to hold himself or by deputy, with 6d wages daily & all other fees & profits due to the office. 📸fineartamerica.com/featured/view-… pic.twitter.com/4qiL7BMMlB
posted at 07:30:20
RT @JanetFvdMeulen: Although I know that the sizes of books of hours vary, I must confess that I was somewhat surprised by this large copy on Auguste de Châtillon's 'Léopoldine au livre d'heures' (1837). @MVHugo pic.twitter.com/B1GY9zRYmW
posted at 07:29:18
RT @CariGluchowski: Found another #nuntastic unicorn! It hides on a 15th century antependium from the Isenhagen convent. The silk embroidery shows a hortus concluses with the Archangel Gabriel and the Virgin Mary. #medieval #MedievalArt #MedievalTwitter www.inschriften.net/suchergebnis.h… pic.twitter.com/NiPMhPmtdi
posted at 07:28:09
RT @medieval_dogs: Single illuminated leaf from early 16th-century Paris, accompanying Guillaume Crétin's poem 'Debat sur le passe-temps des chiens et des oiseaux', debating the merits of hunting with dogs versus with birds - dogs win! @MorganLibrary www.themorgan.org/manuscript/304… pic.twitter.com/Wp4aA0p1cJ
posted at 07:26:59
RT @red_loeb: It's Friday! #FridayFeeling BnF MS Latin 1118; Tropaire-Prosaire à l'usage d'Auch; end of 10th century-beginning of 11th century; f.114r @GallicaBnF pic.twitter.com/2z8MWS0F8y
posted at 07:25:41
RT @PiersatPenn: Medieval wheelbarrow: a very small exhibit (part 1) #twitterexhibit #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/UL4AWQ2gPE
posted at 07:24:58
RT @PiersatPenn: Medieval wheelbarrow: a very small exhibit (part 2) #twitterexhibit #medievaltwitter pic.twitter.com/VqVnHYdZuJ
posted at 07:24:38
RT @PiersatPenn: #amwriting #MedievalArt Silk Exchange, Valencia pic.twitter.com/jIqZlauFiw
posted at 07:24:12
RT @melibeus1: Family lunch. @MorganLibrary M.278 f. 129v pic.twitter.com/6nCk4UzPEj
posted at 07:23:12