Hamilton treasures from Colossus wreck surface near Scillies
The Colossus, a 74 gun ship from Nelson’s fleet, founder off the Scillies on December 10 1798 carrying Sir William Hamilton’s famed vase collection. Divers near Penzance uncover 7400 Greek vase fragments from the wreck as the hunt continues with British Museum support to recover more pieces including a 440 BC Hephaistos scene drawn by Tischbein.
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Colossus
Nelson
Mediterranean
Scillies
Sampson
William Hamilton
Lord Archibald Hamilton
Duke Ofamilton
Naples
the Two Sicilies
Finand
Maria Carolina
Hamilton
Emma
Europe
Piazza Sessa
Britten
Muscians
Thveller
Italy
Royal Society
London
Walpole
British Museum
Knight of the Bath
Marie Antoinette
Aboukir Bay
Ferdinand
Sir William
Palermo
William
Bout
Wilhelm Tischbein
Tischbein
d'Hancarville
Wedgwood
John Flaxman
Stawaltet
Hephaistos
Dionysos
Athens
Pericles
Fragmented diary entry reflects breakup and new job pursuit
Early morning scenes set in a dim room with ivy wallpaper and a spider. The writer mourns a failed relationship, recalls shared years, and describes moving toward independence by seeking work after leaving the partner. A tone of resolve emerges as the narrator plans a fresh start despite lingering memories and regret.
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Poe
Iself
Sint
Jean
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Rose of Babylon Echoes Through Time in Scent and Song
Migint Eileen Heywood writes of a red rose as a timeless symbol, linking its scent to yesterday's suns and the lost Hanging Gardens of Babylon. The poem ponders centuries, conquests, exile, and the queen of Babylon who longed for mountains, water, and beauty.
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Babylon
Rose
Euphrates
Nebuchadnezzar
Eileen Heywood
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