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Male jewellery has always been tied to function and status, discovers Alec Marsh AMONG THE OBJECTS unearthed at Sutton Hoo, Suffolk in 1938 from the ship burial of King Raedwald of East Anglia, which dates to around AD624, are several notable...
Whether you favour jam or cream first, scones are the cornerstone of a cream tea, says Joseph Nesbitt-larking THERE ARE few words in the English language to guarantee such fervent disagreement on pronunciation as ‘scone’. Naturally,...
James Bond has a vast and often surprising selection of weaponry at his disposal, reveals Michael Yardley JAMES BOND, at least the cinematic 007, is synonymous with the Walther PPK. Bond aficionados may suffer the delusion that they...
The Field ’s pick of military, sporting and fictional heroes that embody the spirit of our great nation MILITARY Captain Eric ‘Winkle’ Brown (1919-2016) Above Born in Leith, ‘Winkle’ (on account of his diminutive stature) Brown’s passion...
