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Search site. » Research in the Department. This is a project of the Demography, health and wellbeing research theme, and The Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure research ... Prof Kevin Schurer, Department of Local History,

24 Jul 2024: In this talk I explore the role of antiquarianism and local history in the shaping of collections of natural specimens. ... 14 March. Jeong-ran Kim (Wellcome Unit for the History of Medicine, Oxford).

9 Sep 2011: smile. As well as being a street cleaner, he is a qualified guide and gives talks to schools and community groups, both about rubbish and the environment and about local history. ... Showing local residents around the streets where they live is immensely

Co-director, research project on computers and history, Social Science Research Council, 1974-82. ... Also, some background books on the history of Essex county and local history sources (c.

24 Jul 2024: While I took a few local history courses and read numerous building history books over the years, I had no experience or formal training in the field. ... opportunity to learn about both English and American construction history and how they overlapped.

24 Jul 2024: Professor Helen Weinstein, a member of the Cambridge AHRC DTP Advisory board will be presenting an interactive workshop in local history and creativity at Great St Mary's Church today, Thursday

24 Jul 2024: Her talk, entitled “Stalin and Myself: On Writing History and Writing Memoirs,” saw Trinity College’s Winstanley Lecture Theatre packed full. ... Professor Franklin spoke on “The Public Graphosphere”, a strand of his current work on a cultural

24 Oct 2019: Diploma in International Relations. Diploma in Local History I. Diploma in Local History II. ... Certificate of Higher Education in Local History. Certificate of Higher Education in Philosophy.

24 Jul 2024: The potential to map dialects in this way taps into public interest in local history and culture, both in Switzerland and elsewhere. ... The worst predictions were for those aged 15-20, indicating how local dialects have changed, particularly in younger

Helen Barr’s chapter on Leicester focuses on shifting boundaries between local sites, the Augustinian St. ... The ambition of reconceiving local history as a function of dynamic systems of exchange is more fruitful in some chapters than in others, but