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For #catday, nothing could be better than a basket of kittens 🐈⬛🐈🐈⬛🐈#Archives #ArchiveAnimals
Of all the weird & wonderful things in government archives this must be one of the quirkiest: an underwater wedding scene showing a seahorse marrying a #fish.
@UkNatArchives 📂 INF 3/1017 https://t.co/zYHLfP17FZ
#ExploreYourArchive #ArchiveAnimals
B is for Busy Beavers on Herman Moll's 1715 map of British colonial territory in North America.
@UKNatArchives 📂 WO 78/419/8 https://t.co/5CfHSVWkyc
#ArchiveZ #ExploreYourArchive #ArchiveAnimals #MapMonday
Well, okay, couldn't resist a #penguin for #ExploreYourArchive #ArchiveAnimals - I mean, we couldn't, could we? AND you can p-pick up your own Glad Eye Penguin in our shop - don't forget #MuseumShopSunday this weekend and our new show #EnduringEye!
Oh look #FantasticBeasts amongst our #ArchiveAnimals! #Medieval pilgrims brought gifts to St Cuthbert’s Shrine in @durhamcathedral. An inventory dated 1383 lists a unicorn’s horn & griffin's claw (narwhal tusk & ibex horn). Sadly lost during the Reformation. #ExploreYourArchive
Celebrating #ArchiveAnimals for #ExploreArchives with these wonderful beasties from Sloane MS 4015
Who doesn't love animals pretending to the people? #archiveanimals
(@NPG D11847)
#ArchiveAnimals Harbord Baron of Suffield's Coat of Arms features a lion & leopard, more examples on our website https://t.co/stxFeBpERL
It's #archiveanimals today @explorearchives and we have lots in our collection of Howard Carter watercolours!
For #explorearchives #archiveanimals here's a monkey riding a goat with an owl on his hand (MS 75)