So excited to share my first article! With huge thanks to @aidannorrie.bsky.social and @kitfrench1348.bsky.social
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Oh my god, I'm obsessed! 😍
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Hoping to use this for a medieval material culture class I'm teaching in the fall!
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Good Morning Baltimore! Very excited to be presenting this afternoon at @thenacbs.bsky.social alongside @kitfrench1348.bsky.social @medievalmcsheff.bsky.social
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Dr of political material culture in Britain 1780-1832
Interested in citizenship and radicalism
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AHRC-M4C funded PhD student at the University of Warwick, studying vagrancy and religious dissent in the early modern Anglo Atlantic World
Lecturer at Goldsmiths. Contemporary historian of British, US and global politics and culture. Writing a book on progressive politics, culture, and memory. Made in North London from working Cypriot parts. 🔴⚪️
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Postdoc on ERC 'Europe in the World: A Literary History 1529-1683' at QMUL (2024-27) ~ women's race-making in European performance ~ PhD on human and animal skin in early modern drama (2024) ~ probably in a sauna or the sea
Engagement and Learning at The London Archives - MA in Sasanian archaeology - Big fan of late 18th to early 20th century Irish history - Researching signal stations on Ireland’s coast, and the removal of Irish paupers from London ☘️
Early modernist, lecturer at Uni of Greenwich, Lincoln Bishop, Oxford Conted, IES & AIFS. PhD from Birkbeck, 'The Marginal Dead of London'. London, suicide, crime, execution, dead bodies, burial, religious outsiders (esp Quakers). Co-editor How-to History
Lecturer at Royal Holloway, University of London | researching the materials of Nationalism in C17th civic performance | she/her
History is for everyone. Every way of doing history is worthwhile. Historians should be paid for their work. www.contingentmagazine.org
Historian of science, art, ideas.🗃
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Historian of women in late medieval/early mod Italy. Writing a book on a monastery for repentant prostitutes. Open University. Feminist. Strong words; weak tea. UCU rep. She/her.
Director of the Institute of Historical Research. Sometimes writes about history and feeling.
Historian of Roman and early medieval Britain @ Boston College. Writes history from archaeology/material culture. Recently finished a book on Roman dogs. Distracting myself from thinking about the US political Hellscape by thinking about 5th c Britain.
Director, Centre for the Sciences of Place & Memory, Stirling Uni, Scotland. Skill, memory, embodied cognition, philosophy, cognitive history, cricket, music, collaboration, wayfinding. Leverhulme International Prof: johnsutton.net & placememory.net
Senior Commissioning Editor for Medieval Studies, Premodern History and Law at Manchester University Press. She/her
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