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It is noticeable that over the last 48 hours there have been a lot of searches for the term "Proculus" being done which lead (new?) readers to my blog. That's probably because if you search the PAS website, there is not a single mention of this "fifteenth century" artefact there. Neither, as my own experience suggests, are they being very alacritous to answer requests from the public (such as myself) for even the most basic of information about what the situation is over this object.
Bloomsbury Pete the Russel Square pigeon is a bit more communicative than the PAS, and promised to try and find out more.
It is noticeable that over the last 48 hours there have been a lot of searches for the term "Proculus" being done which lead (new?) readers to my blog. That's probably because if you search the PAS website, there is not a single mention of this "fifteenth century" artefact there. Neither, as my own experience suggests, are they being very alacritous to answer requests from the public (such as myself) for even the most basic of information about what the situation is over this object.
Bloomsbury Pete the Russel Square pigeon is a bit more communicative than the PAS, and promised to try and find out more.
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