* The remains of The Curtain have been found in London – here are several articles about the find:<\/p>\n
Shakespeare’s Curtain theatre unearthed in east London<\/a><\/p>\n
Is this a digger I see before me? ‘Wooden O’ stage of ‘lost’ Curtain theatre where Shakespeare premiered Henry V unearthed near Thames<\/a><\/p>\n
Shakespeare’s Curtain Theatre remains found<\/a> (with video)<\/p>\n
Does the rediscovery of Shakespeare’s Curtain theatre matter? Absolutely<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
* Mary Rose sailors ate diet of salt beef and biscuits, bone analysis shows<\/p>\n
* Thomas Cromwell letter to Henry VIII before Anne of Cleves marriage discovered<\/a><\/p>\n
* Woking Palace attacked by arsonists for a second time<\/a> – During the Tudor period, Woking Palace was an important residence. Henry VIII spent considerable sums of money on Woking during his reign.<\/i><\/p>\n
* Fort on St Catherine’s Island, Tenby, could reopen as visitor attraction<\/a> – Once owned by Henry VII’s uncle Jasper, Earl of Pembroke, the island was sold by Tenby Corporation to the War Office in the 1860s to house a fort.<\/i><\/p>\n
* Alice Simpson’s artist book The Dancing Chancellor<\/a> about Sir Christopher Hatton is complete and now for sale. I’ve been exchanging emails with the artist for years and it is wonderful to see the final product. It’s gorgeous!<\/p>\n
And finally, a humorous video for your enjoyment:<\/p>\n