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This Orkney settlement had been buried underground and perfectly preserved until a massive storm unearthed it 5,000 years later.

@KewHouseHmn @AngliaTours @Priory_Lincoln Would fully recommend it and above anything would fully recommend @AngliaTours

@AngliaTours @LSSTHistory @Priory_Lincoln Now there’s a trip worth considering for next year

Starting the final day of our tour of Munich, Nuremberg & Berlin with staff and pupils of @LSSTHistory & @Priory_Lincoln

Alfred the Great died #OnThisDay 899. But how did he become king in the first place?

#OnThisDay 1415: Battle of Agincourt goo.gl/5FwFyQ 1854: Charge of the Light Brigade goo.gl/2AgmMp 1946: Start of the Nuremberg Trials goo.gl/oPpfMp

We are home and all students have been collected! A fantastic six days for @PrioryLSST and @Priory_Lincoln thanks to @AngliaTours

World's oldest intact shipwreck discovered in the Black Sea - Sky News apple.news/A3zhpSXE0SC2dr…

The long journey home begins after a superb day walking around Berlin looking at Third Reich and Cold War sites @AngliaTours @LSSTYear11 @PrioryLSST

Exploring Berlin's Olympic Stadium with @Priory_Lincoln & @LSSTHistory

Today we visit various memorial sites and museums in and around Berlin, head out to the 1936 Olympic Stadium and have dinner in town before departing for the UK at around 9pm German time. @PrioryLSST @LSSTYear11

Gleis 17 was incredible yesterday - we then moved on to Wannsee before seeing the Reichstag by night. @LSSTYear11 @PrioryLSST

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Moving morning yesterday at #Dachau Concentration Camp before following the story to #Nuremberg to continue looking at the Rise of the Third Reich

Great first day in #Munich for the @LSSTYear11 historians #informationoverload #Germany2018

Did Richard III, who was born #OnThisDay in 1452, really murder the Princes in the Tower? bit.ly/RichardIIIFacts #RichardIII #OTD

Fantastic work by @LSSTYear10 in lesson today. Using @PlayDoh to represent the Harrying of the North. #brutal #history #historyteacher #teachinghistory @pedagoo #pedagoo

#OnThisDay in 1916 Possibly the darkest day in British military history as at sunrise soldiers are sent towards German trenches at the Somme. Bombardment hasn’t worked and tens of thousands are dead by the end of the day #Somme #ww1

Really useful document for @LSSTYear12 to supplement class notes on the success of collectivisation teachithistory.co.uk/attachments/23…

Really good piece here for @LSSTYear7 on why Britain was the first industrialised country historytoday.com/stephen-clarke…

Here is a great piece for @LSSTYear8 students assessing whether Harry Truman was right to drop Atomic Bombs on Japan in 1945 historyextra.com/period/second-…