Kat Fennelly

K-pop's Rise: Asia and the Globalised World - The Royal Society for Asian Affairs Adonis Li is a Lecturer in East Asian History at the School of Humanities and Heritage, University of Lincoln and a recent recipient of an RSAA Travel Award Korean popular music, often referred to sim...

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Post-it note with drawing of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce

I'll use the good stationary today

✨Call for submissions✨

We’re seeking new submissions for our Archaeology of East Asia sub-series!

This peer-reviewed sub-series publishes data-rich research from across East Asia, including often-overlooked areas.

Heading to the #SEAA? Email editor@barpublishing.com for a meeting!

More info here

This summer I drove home to pick up the remains of my teenage zine collection. These included the masters of my own fanzines and forays into self-publishing. Writing zines was the first time I created fanworks, and the first time I wrote for an audience larger than myself.

Call for papers: POST-MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY CONGRESS 2026 15-17 May 2026 University of Reading United Kingdom Paper or poster proposals: Title Abstract of up to 150 words Author affiliation(s) Corresponding author email address Symposia, forum, or round table proposals: Title Abstract of up to 150 words List of speakers Organiser’s email address Send by: 1 November 2025 conference@spma.org.uk William Havell's 1807 painting of Reading Abbey as the background

- Title
- Abstract of up to 150 words
- Author affiliation(s)
- Corresponding author email address

For Symposia, forum, or round table proposals, please also include a list of speakers.

We look forward to seeing you in Reading!

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Call for papers: Post-Medieval Archaeology Congress 2026. Lower left-hand side: 15-17 May 2026 University of Reading United Kingdom Lower right-hand side: Titles & abstracts: 1 November 2025 conference@spma.org.uk Upper right corner: SPMA logo William Havell's 1807 painting of Reading Abbey as the background

The 2026 Post-Medieval Archaeology Congress will be held in Reading, United Kingdom on 15-17 May, 2026! #PMAC26

You can send your paper and poster proposals until 1 November, 2025 to conference@spma.org.uk. Please include the following: 1/3

Royal Historical Society ‪@royalhistsoc.org‬ Home Explore 3 Notifications Chat Feeds Lists Profile Settings New Post Search Discover Following What's History 🗃️ More feeds Trending Israeli Embassy Shooting Survivor Finale Tottenham Hotspur Qatar Jet FDA SCOTUS Feedback • Privacy • Terms • Help Image of University of London with the text: RHS Centenary Fellowships, for PhD completion, 2025-26. Closing date for applications: 31 May 2025 Image of University of London with the text: RHS Centenary Fellowships, for PhD completion, 2025-26. Closing date for applications: 31 May 2025

The Society welcomes applications for two Centenary Fellowships, 2025-26, to support PhD students in completing a doctorate in #history.

Fellowships are held in association with
@ihr.bsky.social and are for £8500 over 6 months. Applications, by 31 May, are via the IHR bit.ly/4mybVDV #Skystorians

Normalise writing a nice quick note to scholars literally every time you read and like their work. Our world is small and getting smaller. We need encouragement.

The University of Glasgow & the British Library have announced a fully funded PhD Studentship on "Fanfiction and Online Fan Communities: Collecting Practice and Inclusion in a National Collection"

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Society for Post Medieval Archaeology Postgraduate Dissertation Prize Winner 2022 Protest, persuasion, promotion: exploring the relationship between graffiti stickers and social media communities Graffiti stickers are small, self-adhesive paper or vinyl that include texts and images designed to communicate with the viewer. Frequently found on street furniture in cities stickers have an enme...

This excellent article on graffiti stickers and social media communities by my PhD student Claire Moore has just been published online. This is so innovative, a unique contribution to contemporary archaeology. www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Today I'm reading this amazing new paper on the 'lost' residence of King Harold, depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry.

doi.org/10.1017/S000...

‘Wants more capital than labour’: visiting the Harmony Hall site from 1839–2022 SUMMARY: Visiting, or observing a site in its surrounding environment, is a key point of archaeological and heritage assessment and research. This paper examines historic and contemporary site visi...

- 'Wants More Capital Than Labour' - Post-Med Archaeology.

A paper about visiting sites and taking notes and making observations. The site at the heart of this paper is Harmony Hall, founded as an agricultural community in the 1830s.

🔗 www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

The #UHG2025 Call for Papers is now live! Make sure you follow @urbanhistorygroup.bsky.social for updates

The Urban Commons: Rights and Citizenship in the City from the Medieval to the Modern

🗓️ 4-5 September
📍 University of Leicester

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