In medieval English, the "dual" form used to refer to exactly two people. While modern English relies on the broad "we" or the phrase "the two of us," Old English featured specific terms like "wit" (we two) and "git" (you two).
This study reconstructs mitogenomes from ancient burials in Kashmir, revealing genetic continuity with local populations and evidence of contact with the Swat Valley and Central Asia.
The Book of Kells, a revered illuminated manuscript from medieval Europe, has been digitized and made available online by Trinity College Library. This high-resolution digital collection offers unprecedented access to the intricate and detailed artwork of this Irish cultural treasure, enhancing its global reach beyond physical visits to Dublin. The article also mentions a free online course on the Book of Kells, offered by Trinity College professors Rachel Moss and Fáinche Ryan, which explores the manuscript’s history and its significance to various communities, especially the Irish people.
