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Reconstruction of legendary Sutton Hoo ship takes shape (opens the original)
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A 1,300-year-old ship of legend, last seen as a ghostly scar in the yellow clay of a Suffolk hillside, is rising again in a long narrow shed on the opposite bank of the River Deben. Giant oak trunks lie outside on the Woodbridge quay, waiting to be split into planks with wedges, hammers and axes. In the Longshed, free to visitors every working day, the whole 90ft length of the ship now fills the space, ringing with the noise of axes and knives shaping the long curving planks of the clinker hull,
London mansion where ‘secret listeners’ spied on Nazi prisoners for intel opens as museum (opens the original)
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A London mansion where walls had ears—and not just walls but lamps, tables and garden benches—opens to the public today (21 July) as a new museum. The House of Secrets, located in Trent Park in Enfield, north London, tells for the first time its story as a Second World War interrogation and covert listening centre, where German officer prisoners of war were treated as house guests—and every word they said was listened to, translated and transcribed. Among the revelations from the conversations a
No one is sending postcards any more—but English Heritage is fighting back (opens the original)
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After 150 years, and millions of holiday communications about delightful or disgusting weather, accommodation and food, English Heritage fears the humble picture postcard is in terminal decline: its research found that only 8% of British adults send a card once a year, and a majority (52%) never send them at all. Matt Thompson, director of conservation and learning at English Heritage, says: “The postcard was once as much a part of the British holiday as a bucket and spade or the drip of ice cre
Buckingham Palace doubles number of paintings on display in rehung picture gallery (opens the original)
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Summer visitors to Buckingham Palace will find a dazzling redisplay of one of its most spectacular rooms, the 47-metre-long Picture Gallery. It has been rehung with twice as many masterpieces from the Royal Collection, including works by Caravaggio, Vermeer, Rubens, Rembrandt, Van Dyck, Titian and Stubbs, many included in the hang for the first time or after many decades elsewhere in the palace. The old hang had 63 paintings; the new display fits in 120, on new emerald green silk damask wall han
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