Adam Doc Brackin

AI edited book trailer 🌀📣. Use the technology for good and not evil, I say. a.co/d/00djSYv

The Donald Trump they don’t want you to see. twitter.com/crackconnoisse…

This is the fanciest paper weight I’ve ever had! I’m honored and humbled! 😳

📣🌀My novel The Chaos Spiral was chosen as an IAN book award finalist! The Chaos Spiral a.co/d/g2s9YgD

And now I'm reading about wandering trees in Estonian folklore. Certain sites were considered sacred because that's where a tree decided to stop

This sword was buried throughout the entirety of the Roman Empire. The man carrying it never even got to think about Rome once. Let that sink in.

The Iron Crown of Lombardy was made in the Middle Ages. Legend maintains its central band was beaten from a nail of the True Cross. It was used in the coronation of the first Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne on Christmas day 800 and was worn again in 1805 by Napoleon.

When I graduated from Army Airborne school I called my father, a former master sergeant in the national guard. "Dad!" I said. "I got my wings!" My dad replied, "Son, only two things fall out of the sky. Birds..t and fools." Thanks, Dad.

Woah! I spent a week every year at Lake Atitlán as a kid in the 80s. Who’d of thunk there was a lost city a mere 60’ below the surface?! thecollector.com/maja-ruins-sam…

The 4,500 year-old Royal Game of Ur from Mesopotamia is the world’s oldest playable board game. Discovered during excavations at the Royal Cemetery of Ur in the 1920s. Find out how to play here: youtube.com/embed/WZskjLq0… 📷 British Museum #Archaeology

Various #Roman vessels made of beautiful cobalt blue glass - their glassmaking really was a wonder, I love discovering them in museums - there are always new pieces to discover (& these blue ones are particularly lovely to me) #Archaeology #RomanArchaeology #AncientGlass

#RomanFortThursday Horse armour from the Roman garrison at Dura-Europos (Syria), c. 165-256 AD. One of only two surviving complete sets. Both recovered during excavations of Tower 19 in the 1930s. Iron scales sewn onto linen. #Archaeology

It's the #FestivalOfArchaeology & the start of school holidays! 🎉 Everyone needs at least one Bronze/Iron Age roundhouse 🛖 in their life, so why not make this one? ✂️ And you could always post a picture of your completed house below... 👏 👇. Enjoy! #ArchaeoArtChallenge

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I got to meet some authors for the first time!

Just hanging out with a bunch of great folks at the Greenville Author fest.

Texas Author Con begins in 20 minutes at the Renaissance Dallas Richardson hotel!

A beautiful #Roman glass bottle, in blue & green glass with gold band decoration. It was made about 2000 years ago, & was probably used by its lucky original owner to store perfume or cosmetics #Archaeology #AncientGlass

@timothynathan In it a cooperative game? If so, kill your friend.

Moral conundrum during tabletop game: You are in a haunted mansion. You can’t leave and your friend is stuck in the next room with a tentacle monster. You can throw a dynamite into the next room that will potentially kill the monster but will definitely kill your friend. Your only other choice is to attack the monster head-on, putting you at much higher risk. What do you do?

'When Adam delved and Eve span, Who was then the gentleman?' John Ball, Colchester-born rebel priest and one of the leaders of the Peasants Revolt, was hung, drawn and quartered #OTD 1381 at St Albans in the presence of the King. He's become a symbol of resistance to injustice and oppression. A restored wall painting at Broughton, Cambridgeshire originally painted a few decades after Ball's death.