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Buy the book now. Objects used for eating and drinking. None of these bottles was useful when empty. Nor were the pots and tins containing meats, soup, and bone marrow extract. Firms became inventive, marketing hot drinks (Horlicks), bottled tea and coffee, biscuits and breakfast cereals. Milk came in bottles by 1920. Butter, previously cut from a slab, began to appear in weighed wrapped portions. Latest additions to the database. English wine bottle necks. Beer bottle, Bidwell’s of Thetford.
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Buy the book now. Find out what secrets the Victorians buried for us to find. The book, the database, the project. Explore the archive of objects found. The database contains hundreds of objects discarded by our great great grandparents. Use the database for teaching or research. The text with each entry provides information on minutiae of daily life. Sit back and immerse yourself in everyday Victoriana. Read the book that started it all. With 118 pages and 90 colour illustrations,. Is to dig up rubbish ...
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Buy the book now. What East Anglia Threw Away. What Castle Rising Threw Away. What East Anglia Threw Away. Director, Centre of East Anglian Studies. Dr Tom Licence is Director of the Centre of East Anglian Studies at the University of East Anglia. All proceeds from his book will go to The Centre, helping to fund this community project. Designed by Elegant Themes.
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Buy the book now. Rural re-use and Recycling between the Wars. May 8, 2016. Ringstead is a village in North West Norfolk, not far from Hunstanton. Early in 2016, a project team from What East Anglia Threw Away, excavated the village rubbish dump using garbology methodology. The site had been used between 1922 and c. 1960, but we focused on. May 8, 2016. Kirton Rectory, Suffolk. Jan 31, 2016. Kings Lynn Town Rubbish Dump. Jan 9, 2016. In July 2015, Tom Licence and members of Norfolk Bottles obtained permi...
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Buy the book now. Objects to promote health and well-being. Medicines were expensive in Victorian times. Even a small bottle of a patent remedy such as Owbridge’s Lung Tonic cost a shilling, and compounds made up by druggists were seldom any cheaper. (A shilling, twelvepence, would buy twelve breakfasts at a cheap London restaurant.). Opium was also given to babies during teething. Firms such as Curtis and Perkins introduced waste by selling opiate solutions in glass phials. Army and Navy Cold Cream pots.
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Anarchivist after all these years. July 12, 2016. July 12, 2016. Post by David Rudd. Professor of Children’s Literature, University of Roehampton. The sickness of the archive, bringing to mind. When I first became involved in researching Enid Blyton, I was very much dependent on such collectors with their amazing attention to the minutiae of their enterprise (differences in binding, in dust-jackets, in the colophon, the paper stock and so on), even if it did recreate a slight feeling of. May 23, 2016.
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Find out what secrets the Victorians buried for us to find. The book, the database, the project. Explore the archive of objects found. The database contains hundreds of objects discarded by our great great grandparents. Use the database for teaching or research. The text with each entry provides information on minutiae of daily life. Sit back and immerse yourself in everyday Victoriana. Read the book that started it all. With 118 pages and 90 colour illustrations,. What the Victorians Threw Away. Is to d...
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