Amanda Notarianni
@glassarteologist.bsky.social
Glass Artist, wannabe archaeologist, occasional pirate and paddle boarder. Maker of things, people and food.
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Hello ! Good to see you here on BlueSky. We are a charity based in the UK promoting the study of ancient and historical glass. We hold meetings, produce a magazine and discuss and celebrate all things glass. To become a member please visit our website historyofglass.org.uk - and follow us here too !
January 28, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Hello ! Good to see you here on BlueSky. We are a charity based in the UK promoting the study of ancient and historical glass. We hold meetings, produce a magazine and discuss and celebrate all things glass. To become a member please visit our website historyofglass.org.uk - and follow us here too !
Reposted by Amanda Notarianni
Something a bit different for #FindsFriday!
‘Peckham Rock’ hoax cave art with authentic-looking label, installed without permission in the British Museum in 2005, by the street artist known as #Banksy
‘Found’ 3 days later in the Roman Britain gallery! 😳
Marker pen on lump of concrete! 😁
📷 me
‘Peckham Rock’ hoax cave art with authentic-looking label, installed without permission in the British Museum in 2005, by the street artist known as #Banksy
‘Found’ 3 days later in the Roman Britain gallery! 😳
Marker pen on lump of concrete! 😁
📷 me
March 28, 2025 at 9:55 AM
Something a bit different for #FindsFriday!
‘Peckham Rock’ hoax cave art with authentic-looking label, installed without permission in the British Museum in 2005, by the street artist known as #Banksy
‘Found’ 3 days later in the Roman Britain gallery! 😳
Marker pen on lump of concrete! 😁
📷 me
‘Peckham Rock’ hoax cave art with authentic-looking label, installed without permission in the British Museum in 2005, by the street artist known as #Banksy
‘Found’ 3 days later in the Roman Britain gallery! 😳
Marker pen on lump of concrete! 😁
📷 me