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@DrLindseyFitz

Storyteller. Medical historian (Oxford, PhD). Conveyor of nightmare-inducing history. Author: THE BUTCHERING ART. Winner 2018 PEN Award. IG: DrLindseyFitzharris

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Đã tham gia tháng 12 năm 2010
Sinh ngày 11 tháng 5
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    21 thg 2, 2018

    I’m excited to announce that my NEXT BOOK will be on the birth of plastic surgery told through the incredible story of Harold Gillies, the pioneering surgeon who first united art & medicine to address the horrific injures that resulted from WW1. More info:

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    10 giờ trước

    ♠️🐰✨She's being an absolute humble-noob [so I stole her photos] and not bragging about it on Twitter BUT if you visit or just generally you can buy 's pretty things in The Best London Museum Merch Stuff Shop!!!!!✨🐰♠️

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  3. 10 giờ trước

    Silver pocket watch, c.1650. It’s engraved with the Latin phrase which roughly translates to: “Remember the hour of death is uncertain.” This memento mori prompted people to think about the shortness of life. It is now part of the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England.

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    11 giờ trước

    Have you ever wondered what it was like to be a doctor or patient, before antiseptics and anaesthetics? Come to our family workshop on 11 June to find out about the grizzly world of and more, as part of Find out more at

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    15 giờ trước

    I am thrilled to announce that I have a new book coming out from on October 8th: The Envious Siblings & Other Morbid Nursery Rhymes. Pre-orders and more information are available here:

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    spotted in the wild!

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    (1/10) THREAD 👇16 February 1914: it was a wintery night when Theresa Hollander’s father discovered her body near a shed in St. Nicholas’s Cemetery. The 20-year-old had been brutally beaten to death. Theresa’s eyes were wide open, her hands clutched in frozen agony.

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    13 giờ trước

    Yi, the first dinosaur with BAT WINGS, was described in 2015. Now, a second species, Ambopteryx, has been announced! Dinosaurs! With bat wings! *AND* feathers! 🦖🦇😍

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    Spooky goodness from : some doctors believed the retina could capture the final moments before death, and tried to identify murderers through the dead eyes of their victims.

    (1/10) THREAD 👇16 February 1914: it was a wintery night when Theresa Hollander’s father discovered her body near a shed in St. Nicholas’s Cemetery. The 20-year-old had been brutally beaten to death. Theresa’s eyes were wide open, her hands clutched in frozen agony.
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    18 giờ trước

    Quotes like these and 'the good die young', always make me envision a 98 year old lady with a fag in one hand and a whisky in the other going 'eff you too then, mate'

    some Norfolk ledgerstone details: 'her time was short, the longer was her rest, God calls them soonest whom he loveth best' (1666) and a cheerful little skull at Heckingham
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    Illustration demonstrating the removal of a breast from 1675. This operation would have been performed without anesthetic. This was not only incredibly painful, but incredibly dangerous as it was done in an era before people knew understood germs. Image: Wellcome Collection

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    18 giờ trước

    "When, WHEN will Eleanor do yet another podcast so I can listen to he sweet voice soothe me as it tells me about medieval sex??" I hear you cry. Babes - I got you all. Thanks to for having me!

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    18 giờ trước

    Hi ! I’ve just visited for the first time- did you know some 2000 bones were found there?- remains from Dr William Hewson’s anatomy school...

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    19 giờ trước

    We're thrilled to announce that will be supporting a project to develop a viable strategic plan for the museum's future development, and soon we'll be asking for your thoughts! Find out more at:

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    20 giờ trước

    My new limited edition prints will be ready for purchase tomorrow. Keep an eye on my timeline.

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    Head of the Italian anatomist Antonio Scarpa, who had a reputation for ruthlessness. When he died in 1832, his assistant Carlo Beolchin performed an autopsy, removing & preserving the head as an act of revenge. It's on display at the Museo per la Storia dell'Università di Pavia.

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    20 giờ trước

    This amputation saw has a small arrow marked into the metal. This arrow is used to distinguish government property and was also used by the War Office.

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  18. 20 giờ trước

    My friend is an incredibly talented historian. Her fourth book is coming out this summer, and people have criticized her for being TOO PRODUCTIVE. Honestly, the internet is a garbage dumpster of a place at times. It’s not hard to be kind & supportive.👇

    THREAD: I’d like to clarify a few things :) I finished my PhD two and a half years ago. This summer I will have my fourth book out. And I’ve received many support and kind messages and I am grateful but I have also seen some snarky comments that I will address because I won’t let
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    There are certain tombs in Ashcourt Necropolis where one almost expects the dead to step out from their elegant front doors. -

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    I signed a contract in blood saying I’d let you guys know when I write this kind of thing

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    (10/10) But what of Theresa Hollander (pictured here)? Unsurprisingly, the removal of her eyeball revealed nothing that helped the case against her ex, who was tried not once, but twice, and found not guilty on both occasions. Theresa’s murder remains a mystery to this day.

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