News in History and Cultures Two CBOMGS doctoral researchers awarded fellowships at Dumbarton Oaks Research Library in Washington D.C. DescriptionDumbarton Oaks is a world-leading centre for Byzantine, Pre-Columbian and Garden studies, administered by the Trustees for Harvard University.Date:Tuesday 19 March 2019 It's not the constitution stopping Donald Trump - it's his ratings DescriptionCo-authored post is based on undergraduate dissertation research conducted by History student Alice Battle, under the supervision of Dr Tom Cutterham.Date:Monday 18 March 2019 Just how much pain and suffering was experienced in later prehistoric human sacrifice? DescriptionProfessor Henry Chapman (CAHA) discusses in this week's Birmingham Perspective.Date:Wednesday 6 March 2019 Lessons to learn from the SDP for the Independents DescriptionDr Matt Cole writes the latest Birmingham Perspective.Date:Wednesday 20 February 2019 The fight for the Republic: Rome's violent words and deeds in civil war DescriptionDr Hannah Cornwell delivered the New Year Lecture of the Birmingham and Midlands Classical Association.Date:Friday 8 February 2019 Children of War join artists and academics to explore experience DescriptionChildren conceived as a consequence of armed conflict joined researchers and artists from around the world to explore how their life stories are told through art and academia.Date:Tuesday 5 February 2019 Opening of the BRIHC Seminar DescriptionThe new fortnightly BRIHC Seminar will provide a forum to present ongoing research in the School of History and Cultures launches on 29 JanuaryDate:Thursday 24 January 2019 The Favourite, Mary Toft the Rabbit Breeder, and Women's Bodies DescriptionKaren Harvey writes about 'The Favourite, Mary Toft the Rabbit Breeder, and Women's Bodies' for History WorkshopDate:Thursday 17 January 2019 Displaying 1 to 8 of 557 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next