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andResearch projects. Research projects. The projects gathered together here have all been undertaken at Campop, by different but overlapping groups of people.

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People. The following people in the Department are involved in this project:.

People. The following people in the Department are involved in this project:. ... The following people are currently working on this project:. Ms Sophy Arulanantham (Administrator and Outreach Officer).

People. The following people in the Department are involved in this project:. ... Collaborators. Prof Andrew Blaikie, University of Aberdeen. Funding. ESRC. Grant RES-000-23-0128. People working on the project.

Such examples encourage people to think that young ages at marriage must have been the norm. ... Why is it so tempting to think people think married younger than they did?

Search site. You are in: Home »andSophie McGeevor, BA, M.Phil. E-mail: sm840@cam.ac.uk. Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure. Sir William Hardy Building. Department of Geography. University of Cambridge. Downing Place.

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Across the EU, people are having fewer children. However, fertility rates vary widely between countries.

Search site. You are in: Home » Research seminars » Graduate seminars. andGraduate Workshop in Economic and Social History. The Workshop meets alternate Mondays, 1pm. Convened by Jerome Gasson (jttg2), Yasser Alvi (ya326), and Emily Chung (evc28).

People. The following people in the Department are involved in this project:.

In R. W. Hoyle (ed.) People, Placenames and Pennines: Essays in history and landscape in memory of David Hey. ... Briggs, C., Forward, A., Jervis, B. and Tompkins, M. People, possessions and domestic space in the late medieval escheators' records.

Ribbon-making employed tens of thousands of people in the first half of the nineteenth century, mostly in domestic workshops or, from the second quarter of the century, in block developments