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11 Jun 2012: Or recording an oral history of local people’s recollections of past lives and events?’. ... The ten Cambridge researchers taking part in the project have expertise in archaeology from prehistory to medieval and modern times, as well as local,

4 Jul 2024: She is now working for a degree in Archaeology and Ancient History with the University of Leicester, and is the project's public representative. ... Sue lives in a Cambridgeshire village and is the founding member of a local history group, which,

4 Jul 2024: and Furness, E.N. 2021. Quantifying the history of building-stone use in a heritage city; Cambridge, UK, 1040-2020. ... above"><div class="field-label">Other professional activities:&nbsp;</div><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even"><p>I

22 Nov 2012: Perhaps one of the most unusual projects in the new All Our Stories initiative will see researcher Sarah Baylis help a local group to uncover some of Cambridge’s dirty laundry – ... Jo Porth of Sturmer Local History Group, funded to create a local

Qualifications. PhD Geography, University of Cambridge, 2013. MSt English Local History, University of Cambridge, 1996. ... In Evelyn Lord and Nicholas R. Amor (eds), Shaping the Past: Theme, Time and Place in Local History (University of Hertfordshire

9 Feb 2024: Search site. Does Mill Road matter? Local history and museums in the 21st century. ... Roger Lilley looks at the relationship between a local history museum and a local history group, and the opportunities presented for their interaction.

4 Jul 2024: Event speaker:. Dr.Yana Lukpanova, Senior Archaeologist, Western Kazakhstan Local History Museum, Uralsk, Kazakhstan. ... In 2012, an archaeological team from the West Kazakhstan Local History Museum, led by Dr.

7 Aug 2020: Town and gown have joined forces to create a series of events that celebrate the history and heritage of the city and beyond. ... The Fenland Landscape since 1600, Tony Kirby, Honorary Secretary of the Cambridgeshire Association for Local History and the

3 Jul 2024: Hertfordshire case studies’, Landscape and local history research group, June 2023 (invited). ... Committee. Outreach continuing links with local history groups in North and South Wales and.

5 Mar 2024: In Does Mill Road matter? Local history and museums in the 21st century (15 March), Roger Lilley, chair of the Trustees of the Museum of Cambridge, takes a fascinating look at ... the relationship between a local history museum and a local history group,

28 Jan 2022: libraries@cambridge Advisory Group. W. A. Hale. Book reviews in Rare Books Newsletter and Library History. ... Committee membership. Cambridgeshire County Archives Advisory Group. Degree Sub-Committee for Master of Studies in Local and Regional History.

The book examines in turn the main visual sources for Building History, including historic maps. ... In his spare time he was a classic car and Indian motorcycle enthusiast and, when he retired to Devon, custodian of a local group of almshouses.

5 Jul 2024: She is now working for a degree in Archaeology and Ancient History with the University of Leicester, and is the project's public representative. ... Sue lives in a Cambridgeshire village and is the founding member of a local history group, which,

The book examines in turn the main visual sources for Building History, including historic maps. ... In his spare time he was a classic car and Indian motorcycle enthusiast and, when he retired to Devon, custodian of a local group of almshouses.

28 Jan 2022: Group history and structure. Cambridge Assessment was established in 1858 as the Local Examinations Syndicate to administer examinations for persons who were not members of the University and to inspect schools, ... Cambridge Assessment acquired the

3 Feb 2023: Landscape and Local History Research Group, March 2022. Broad, J. ‘One Old Poor Law – Many of Poor Laws? ... 2023, within the economic history group (with Pierre Monnet, Gilles Postel-Vinay, Thomas.

22 Jan 2024: the history and documented what had been achieved by this original group of. ... years. Not wanting to lose that valuable history, the past decade has been.

22 Jan 2010: £27,000. Oschinsky Fund. Support for research in medieval history. £25,000. Smuts Memorial Fund. ... libraries@cambridge Advisory Group. Sheila Cameron. Joint Editor: CULIB (Cambridge University Libraries Information Bulletin).

15 Feb 2023: Jane’s commitment to student wellbeing pervaded all the meetings of the Covid Planning Group. ... I was born in Salford in 1961 and went to local schools before studying History at Pembroke.

7 Oct 2021: The College implemented a system of “households”. Every group of students occupying rooms that shared a bathroom and kitchen counted as a self-contained household. ... After a one-year postdoc in the same group. Paul Fannon. Chiara Giorio.