Fascinating Maps and diagrams

[steviebee]

I’m with Terry.

Rich Tea. Best biscuit ever.

With tea. Best drink ever.

[Camphuw]

London Underground from the air

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[TOBYJUG]

After the fall of the Roman Empire came the Barbarians..

[Camphuw]

The baroque family

[Camphuw]

Wikipedia view of every battle since 2500 BCE (10,624 battles).

[Collywobbles]

[PW42]

Which just leaves me desparate to know what the slice between “Poisoned” and “Stabbed and poisoned” is!

[Collywobbles]

Perhaps too horrible to mention.

[IanS]

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Looking at this chart from Caitlin Griffin and the National Theatre Bookshop I think the the slice between “Poisoned” and “Stabbed and poisoned” is Portia eats hot coals in Julius Caesar

[HappyListener]

What of Henry V, and the (realistically) ~600 English who perished at Agincourt?

[IanS]

The original chart is only tragedies. Title of the pie chart is incorrect.

[PW42]

Thank you. What a way to go.

[Camphuw]

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[TOBYJUG]

All roads do indeed lead to Rome…

[TOBYJUG]

Who knew bread bag ties could be so fascinating!

[Collywobbles]

So all safe in the Isle of Man?

[suzywong]

I was taught at school that Roman roads were always dead straight, to prevent the Ancient Britons (or for that matter, Asterix & his mates) hiding around the corners!

[Camphuw]

How time zones divide up the world