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Favourite sentences and paragraphs from stories I read this year
Vernacular/Nostalgia: spent Santa
Issue 54: the anatomy of Christmas
Mini issue: recycled ephemera in the Bodleian Library
Issue 53: how ancient Libyan ruins ended up in the grounds of Windsor Castle
Mini issue: the Roman wall in an underground car park
Issue 51: a social history of 1920s London (part 3)
Issue 50: how the Romans kept bad luck at bay
Issue 49: the Pearly Kings and Queens of London
Vernacular/Nostalgia: QWERTY sampler
Issue 48: the Cosmic House museum
Vernacular/Nostalgia: behind the scenes at the museum
Issue 47: the most important publication in science was paid for in fish books
Vernacular/Nostalgia: cedar trees
From the archives: X marks the spot
From the archives: of multi-generational migration fame
From the archives: the crucial role of women in the birth of the Bronze Age
From the archives: Goodbye Gary Arber
Issue 45: the tree that time forgot (for a few million years)
Issue 44: the influence of medievalism on the Suffragettes
Issue 43: a pause; the semi-colon
Issue 42: a social history of 1920s London (part 2)
Issue 41: not Venusian surface features, but retinal veins
Issue 40: the forgotten success and status of English cider
Issue 39: a social history of 1920s London (part 1)
Issue 38: how a unique native Australian animal is like a classical Greek character
Issue 37: the ‘extinct’ wonder plant of the ancient world, rediscovered
Issue 36: the man who democratised the colour purple
Issue 35: the academic origins of an alleged occult image
Issue 34: there’s a universal pattern in profanity, but it’s not what you probably think