York Archaeological Trust...

Drool
Drool
More drool
Yet more drool
Still drooling

All from York Archaeological Trust Publications Catalogue who have apparently reprinted a couple of the rarer ones.

Suspect postage may be the killer...

Oh, though they do have a series of web based publications and the chance to see some of the book covers.
And I think I have linked to their photo collection before, but in case I haven't... And some more pretty stuff here including the cute little wax tablets.

I should be good and stop being distracted now...

And for those interested in food porn...

Try here

It seems to have been a weekend for posting links.

Very good concert at the Wellington Museum of City and Sea organised by Acoustic Routes. Celia Briar on the harp (along with others) was very good, but the fun bit was the second half with the Hurdy Gurdys. Less polished sounding, but very fun. Off to a good start with Stella Splendens and Alle Psalute, then moved on to more contemporary including a gorgeous sounding Hungarian lulabye and some quite cool Afghanistani music. Apparently one of the Hurdy Gurdys was a replica based on one portrayed in Hieronymous Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights.

And earlier in the morning, hennaed hair. Deep red Egyptian is the only way to go. Yay to Commonsense organics stocking it. 2 ~$3 packs seem to work well for me, but we are only really focusing on the roots these days, since ~5 years has saturated the length fairly well.