Elizabeth II, Queen
audience with Truss 1-3
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Less than two weeks to apply for the fully funded PhD studentship ‘Disability’ and Stuart Seafarers, 1600-1750 (AHRC’s Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships Scheme). Supervised by UEA & Royal Museums Greenwich
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⬇Captain Christopher Gunman Doddington Hall

This is an interdisciplinary project supervised by DAF (Law; Legal History) and me (History; Archives). The successful applicant will get the chance to develop expertise across all these disciplines, so if you have a passion for #LegalRecords , do check out the advert.

Exciting opportunity: Habsburg-Ottoman palaeography summer school!

This will definitely be great if you are in Dublin.

Haigh a chairde, does anyone happen to know of any publications that discuss the teaching of Latin in Ireland in the early 20th century? (Pre-partition) Interested in respect of all levels of education. Would really appreciate any thoughts! Go raibh maith agaibh ☺️ #latin

This is happening on Tuesday at 4pm at Trinity Long Room Hub — I'm very much looking forward to returning to TCD Dept of French to give this year's Annual Lecture.

just four days left to submit to this exciting interdisciplinary workshop! historians, literary critics, sociologists, linguists: all welcome! please RT!

'Oh, Wee only permitt younge Henry 30 minutes of folio time everie daye for it corrupts ye minde.'

We've extended the deadline for our joint fund with Leeds Museums & Galleries, which offers academics a chance to apply research methods to world-class museum collections alongside specialist curators.

Find out more: tinyurl.com/yc57p97c

A late 10th-c. funerary inscription from al-Andalus for a man named Qasim in Arabic, and John in Latin.

Come work with me! 🧐PhD project in partnership with Bodleian Libraries Atlantic Stories, Colonial Legacies and the Bodleian Library, 1650-1800 #PhDlife coventry.ac.uk/research/resea…

The contributions illustrate that mobility was omnipresent in earlymodern Europe, even where it was least expected, such as in rural places. The strong theoretical introduction and highly diverse case studies make it an inspirational read, says Alisa van de Haar t.ly/5T_ss

Fantastic to see Rosie Cousins's review of Nicholas Popper's _The Specter of the Archive_ in the new issue of History Today! History at Leeds

Who was using the Court of Chancery during the civil wars and interregnum (1640-1660)? What sort of cases were brought? Want to find out? Applications now open for a funded PhD studentship supervised my DAF and myself. More details via the link. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHI022/ahr…