Andrew O’Hagan, écrivain: «L’Angleterre est obsédée par les classes sociales»

Dans un impressionnant #roman choral, Andrew O’Hagan, un temps prête-plume de Julian Assange, décrit les mutations du #Londres d’après la pandémie, gorgé d’argent russe. Auprès de Mediapart, l’auteur écossais interroge les compromissions de la gauche travailliste.

Par Ludovic Lamant › https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/culture-et-idees/310825/andrew-o-hagan-ecrivain-l-angleterre-est-obsedee-par-les-classes-sociales?at_medium=rs-cm&at_campaign=mastodon&at_account=mediapart

Alex, the Hearth Fire
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‪Fascinating world of ancient #glass: this absolutely stunning #Roman ribbed bowl was unearthed fully intact with little to no wear during excavations in Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
Monochrome ribbed bowls made of brightly coloured glass were very popular throughout the Roman empire in the 1st century AD.
They were also exported beyond the empire’s eastern frontier and have been found in Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India.

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‪Fascinating world of ancient #glass: this absolutely stunning #Roman ribbed bowl was unearthed fully intact with little to no wear during excavations in Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
Monochrome ribbed bowls made of brightly coloured glass were very popular throughout the Roman empire in the 1st century AD.
They were also exported beyond the empire’s eastern frontier and have been found in Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India.

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#archaeology#RomanArchaeology

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For #EpigraphyTuesday a wooden barrel found in a well in the #Roman settlement at Aalen with the name GAIVS COTTIVS FLORENTINVS branded in, probably the merchant or owner of the barrel. Barrels were used for the transport and the storage of wine. This one was reused as a lining for a base of a well. The damp environment has preserved it in a good condition.

On display at our branch museum Limesmuseum Aalen

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For #EpigraphyTuesday a wooden barrel found in a well in the #Roman settlement at Aalen with the name GAIVS COTTIVS FLORENTINVS branded in, probably the merchant or owner of the barrel. Barrels were used for the transport and the storage of wine. This one was reused as a lining for a base of a well. The damp environment has preserved it in a good condition.

On display at our branch museum Limesmuseum Aalen

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#archaeology #romanarchaeology