- Tue, 19:32: When the bin chicken was a god: new research sheds light on ancient ibis https://t.co/ASeT77OQAN via @brisbanetimes
- Tue, 19:54: RT @naagovau: Liver troubles? Impurities of the blood? Female complaints? In 1876, these Magic Pills claimed to be the solution! NAA: SP10…
- Tue, 19:57: RT @KristinBoag: These Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos have been coming to the farm for years. They’re used to me watching them ‘grub’ these…
- Tue, 19:57: RT @ParrotOfTheDay: Eastern rosella (Platycercus eximius) drinks from a surface drain in a car park at Mount Waverley, in the eastern subur…
- Tue, 19:59: RT @nlagovau: Ah yes - we love our resident peewees! These little creatures have learnt how to use our automatic doors and frequently visit…
- Tue, 20:06: RT @18thCand19thC: Napoleon's horse Marengo was a famous war horse named after the Battle of Marengo, through which he carried Napoleon saf…
- Tue, 20:06: RT @archaeologyart: Interior Columns, Temple of Hathor, Dandarah, Egypt. 1880s. https://t.co/4zOEGmbGkE
- Tue, 20:08: RT @kateStrasdin: A lovely inventiveness applied to this early #1890s day dress of brown & black flecked #wool. It has the feel of a homema…
- Tue, 20:37: RT @oldshopsoz: Aroney's milk bar and cafe, High St Penrith western Sydney 1948 Pic by Max Dupain coz shooting "The Sunbaker" wasn't payin…
- Tue, 20:37: RT @oldshopsoz: Shoe shop in Penrith western Sydney 1946. Pic by Max Dupain https://t.co/t5ROCquAct
- Tue, 20:38: RT @oldshopsoz: The Mecca Cafe, Magellan St Lismore NSW 1941 Pic credit Lismore Library https://t.co/KEjauVeVdR
- Wed, 06:42: RT @DLVLK: Only one Roman wooden toilet 🚽 seat survives, and of course it was found at @VindolandaTrust https://t.co/huqhMaIOvl https://t.c…
