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4 Jul 2007: The scheme, based at the University of Cambridge, aims to bring together school pupils, rural residents, local history societies and the University in an ongoing archaeological investigation into the development of

20 Mar 2017: The work is one of the first outputs from the Wellcome Trust-funded project ‘After the plague: health and history in medieval Cambridge’ for which Robb is principal investigator. ... Originally a small building on a patch of waste ground, the

14 Oct 2021: Movers and shakers. How the Saka people of the Great Steppe made history and great art. ... In 2019, the Fitzwilliam Museum and McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research began working with East Kazakhstan’s Regional Museum of Local History to

14 Sep 2009: of thousands of pounds for local charities. ... A series of talks on Saturday explored different aspects of the University’s story so far, covering local history, architecture and town and gown relations through the centuries.

21 Aug 2018: Designed to offer special access to places that are normally closed to the public or charge admission, the initiative provides an annual opportunity for people to discover the local history and

10 Aug 2013: Where possible, the practical classes make use of local Cambridge resources such as the University Botanic Garden and the Department of Zoology. ... Other subjects on offer in October include Archaeology, Coaching, English Literature, History of Art,

13 Jul 2016: The conflict has served to consolidate local support for Renamo, which had previously fought the government from 1976 to 1992. ... When people talked about local history, they evoked divisions going back to the independence struggle in the 1960s.

20 Sep 2021: Survey respondents from these areas were 'matched' to respondents with similar personal characteristics, income levels and education from locations with comparable levels of poverty – but no history of mining. ... do not have a shared local history of

16 Dec 2015: As a sought-after public speaker, Saltmarsh seldom turned down an invitation to talk to local groups. ... A dedicated scholar of local history, he took undergraduates on walks through Cambridge and out into the countryside, teaching them to observe and