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Stuff out of the Net.

And here you go again, with an assortment of links in various flavours!

Maybe you have seen the claims that the Voynich manuscript has been deciphered - this has been debunked right away. Bonus article about how it's not been solved.

BBC Travel has a post about the last woman who works with byssus (the silk-like fibre harvested from the mollusc pinna nobilis).

In case you ever wondered where you'd end up if you could tunnel straight through the planet (who hasn't?), here is Antipodes Man and his map to finally solve this for you. (Spoiler alert: Chances are high you'd be swimming. Better pack those swimming clothes, and probably even better: a boat.)

If you're in the UK, UK Handknitting has a workshop list for all kinds of courses and workshops around knitting and crocheting... just in case you are looking for one (or maybe want to offer one).

And that's it for today. I hope you found something of interest!
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Cathy Wycliff (website) on Donnerstag, 21. September 2017 22:15

Your posts are always of interest to me, and I appreciate the time you spend
to provide links. I love to read about archaeology, new grave finds, and all
medieval tidbits. Many thanks!

Your posts are always of interest to me, and I appreciate the time you spend to provide links. I love to read about archaeology, new grave finds, and all medieval tidbits. Many thanks!
Katrin on Dienstag, 26. September 2017 13:54

Thank you - I'm very happy to hear that!

Thank you - I'm very happy to hear that!
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