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The bed that became a celebrity
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A kingdom small enough to lose
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The face assembled from fragments
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A tiny coffin with no answer
A coffin for a wooden doll. One of the Arthur’s Seat finds, now at the National Museum of Scotland. Its purpose remains unexplained.
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Small change. Loud demand.
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The watch that came home
His watch came home. John Starr March did not. His Titanic watch is now at the Smithsonian’s National Postal Museum.
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A garden carved from stone
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Two minds. One instrument.
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The complaint that survived
An ancient complaint survives. Nanni’s tablet, c. 1750 BC, belongs to the British Museum; its catalogue lists an Abu Dhabi loan.
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The tiger that became a trophy
This tiger became a trophy. Made for Mysore’s ruler, Tipu’s Tiger is now at the V&A in London.
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