News in History and Cultures BRIHC seminar 2019/20 DescriptionA series of events specifically aimed at the School's early-career researchers and visiting scholars to network and to present and discuss their research.Date:Tuesday 15 October 2019 Stories from Objects: The teaching collections of the Department of Classics, Ancient History, and Archaeology DescriptionTo celebrate the relaunch of the Archaeology Collection we are holding a series of talks and launching a brand new podcastDate:Tuesday 15 October 2019 BRIHC Lecture Series 2019/20 DescriptionIn this year's series, some of the school's leading scholars investigate how concepts of historical ruptures, continuities and transformations have shaped and continue to shape how people make sense of the past.Date:Monday 14 October 2019 Module focus: Heritage Management Practices DescriptionIIICH's Module Leader, Caroline Watkinson talks about our 'Heritage Management Practices' module.Date:Friday 16 August 2019 Is anyone really going to buy Boris Johnson's 'people vs. the politicians' election campaign? DescriptionMatt Cole writes for The Conversation.Date:Tuesday 13 August 2019 El Paso: we need to examine the role masculinity plays in mass shootings DescriptionSteve Hewitt writes for The Conversation.Date:Tuesday 13 August 2019 Dr Niall Livingstone DescriptionThe academic community will be greatly saddened to learn of the death of Dr Niall Livingstone.Date:Friday 2 August 2019 Boris Johnson: what first 24 hours reveal about new prime minister's prospect DescriptionDr Matt Cole writes for the ConversationDate:Friday 2 August 2019 Displaying 1 to 8 of 566 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next