Ploy Radford

For this episode, I revisit a museum featured in season 1 – Ipswich Museum. This time, Tim Rousham from the visitor services team at the museum discusses two pattern-welded swords from the 9th century AD. Tune in to this episode to learn more about designing beautiful and effective swords and how their shape changed over time and why.

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Fulvia – interview with Dr Jane Draycott – Past Matters

1. Fulvia – interview with Dr Jane Draycott 56:57
2. Three military tombstones – Roman Britain 43:17
3. A carved limewood cravat – Chatsworth House 22:13
4. Chatsworth House – William Kent Pier Table 26:57
5. The women of Homer – interview with Emily Hauser 41:59
6. HMS Queen Charlotte Figurehead – The National Museum of the Royal Navy 46:56
7. New Year Special – interview with author Amber Chen 29:43
8. The Sword of Ommerschans – Dutch National Museum of Antiquities 45:10
9. The Book of the Queen – The British Library 31:13
10. Lord Leighton's landscape paintings – Leighton House 42:02