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The Codex Amiatinus is back on these shores for the first time since the monks of Wearmouth-Jarrow gave it to the Pope in the 700s. A must-see at the British Library until February 2019.
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Big exhibition on Angle Saxon art at the BL, but yes I take the 'it's always London' point.f***ing London. Why not Jarrow?
It's a book of magic?No issue with it being in London other than it ought to come North for a spell.
I just wonder how it's presented. Surely they wouldn't have deconstructed such a treasure, in which case it will be one huge anticlimax.
It's a book of magic?
He does!No, Jesus tells us that he loves us. Or fuck off and burn.
Big exhibition on Angle Saxon art at the BL, but yes I take the 'it's always London' point.
I think a facsimile was given to Jarrow in 2016:
This is at the British Library. It's an exhibition of stuff from lots of other places.The British Museum is full of stuff that has fuck all to do with London which poshos stole so this won’t make much difference tbf.
#fuckinggiveitback
In that case we would have to give Penshaw Monument back to the Greeks and you wouldn't want that would you?The British Museum is full of stuff that has fuck all to do with London which poshos stole so this won’t make much difference tbf.
#fuckinggiveitback
In that case we would have to give Penshaw Monument back to the Greeks and you wouldn't want that would you?
We will have to agree to disagree.I don’t think it was moved over here from Greece tbh.
We will have to agree to disagree.
For fuck's sake man this placeI'll pass like. It's got absolutely no historical connection with London whatsoever. A f***ing joke its going there.
For fuck's sake man this place
Have I missed summat like?