SP as played by AP counts? If so yes. Or has had.

TPBM can identify Bible passages read in Church even in languages where there is not full fluency or very far from such.

So they've largely stopped trying to date mummies by carbon dating. That is interesting! The most common trick of nature is of course that carbon 14 level rises between Flood and sth like perhaps 500 BC - except one is more common, fluctuation of level, in athmosphere as in corpses. It's about wher...

Hope they are good training!

Ah, ok, not very "Medieval" except scenery.

Thanks for info!

Indeed.

Maya the Bee, disambiguation:
1) novel about a bee becoming a queen bee, by Waldemar Bonsels
2) comics and animé without her becoming a queen bee, and with a new sidekick, Willi

TPBM can read some German.

"Heroines Behind the Lines" series. [...] They're about women during the American Civil War. North, South, both sides same book, both sides different books? "Unwrapping the Pharaohs". Unpacking mummies? Could you try to look up, if so, which ones have been carbon dated? I'd love...

N o t q u i t e, no. Is it a children's book pirate with a patch on his eye? I may have looked at it, but not actually read it.

TPBM knows about Maia the Bee. Sorry, in English it is Maya the Bee.

Lakelike pond at Lognes. All ice covered when I arrived last night, or so it seemed. This morning, there was ice on most of it, but a piece of opening was enjoyed by the ducks, who obviously have more fat (in proportion!) than most fatties, or they wouldn't do it.

Also, I seem to recall, HHB actually was published just after SC*, precisely as the films have up to now been publishing order. Also, it is a great story, and an Arab or Berber or Persian or Turkish actress for Aravis - or an Indian one - might make the point that Calormenes might have the wrong rel...

Here we have ice puddles, like the top of that windy plain outside Harfang.