#the terror

[wimbledon2008]

sorry boss i can't come in today. yeah they positively identified james fitzjames's remains and his bones have cut marks consistent with cannibalism

[areyougonnabe]

happy fitzbones day

[chaotic-goodsir]

[jdmara]

james fitzjames five minutes after they abandoned the ships

[dravenscroft]

[goatsandgangsters]

The Terror cast a week ago: here you go, enjoy some new bts pics!

Fandom: yay new content!

Journal of Archaeological Science: hold my beer.

[buildoblivionthenwewilltalk]

i’m sorry boss I can’t come into work tomorrow they’ve identified the body of a doomed polar explorer

[javertisgay]

THEYVE FOUND JAMES FITZJAMES!! AND HE WAS CANNIBALISED!!

[oneminutefiftysixseconds]

died 1848 remains positively identified 2024 welcome back james fitzjames

[borealopelta]

the 12 other sailors at archaeological site nglj-2 after james fitzjames died sometime between may and june 1848. or something

[hacash]

the terror's historical accuracy game's so good, they were referencing historical events before anyone actually knew they happened

[asparklethatisblue]

After over 170 years Captain James Fitzjames was identified among the remains of Franklin’s lost expedition, and I’ve not expected to be that emotional about these news. So here, quick sketch of our favourite officer

And thanks to @jamesfitzjamesdotcom for her work in making this possible

[werewolfetone]

My hungry ass could never be with james fitzjames 80km from the ships erebus and terror after abandoning them with the crew in 1848

[achamocha]

they found him :)

[proto-language]

happy "they ate james fitzjames' face" day to all those who celebrate

[sunlaire]

At the top left of the island, that's where the ships were abandoned. They traveled to victory point. Then along the coast hoping for the water to open up. And fianlly on the left, at point NgLJ-2 is where they found James Fitzjames. After 176 years he's been identified