Neutral nobility to contentious aristocracy; Changing terms in testing times, 1700-1850 British History in the Long 18th Century SeminarAmanda Goodrich (Open University)7 March 2012Neutral nobility to contentious aristocracy; Changing terms in testing times,...
Public History 7 November 2012Professor Alison Wylie (University of Washington)Negotiating the past: Collaborative practice in cultural heritage research Abstract: Archaeology has seen a major sea change in the last few decades as any number of stakeholders,...
The Institute of Historical Research now offer a wide selection of digital research training packages designed for historians and made available online on History SPOT. Most of these have received mention on this blog from time to time and hopefully some of you will...
When you read a blog post about History what are you looking for? If you own a blog do you write posts about historical topics? Why do you do this? What do you get out of it? These are all things that are of interest for the Blogging for Historians project. The...
Sport and Leisure History seminar5 November 2012Dion Georgiou (Queen Mary, University of London)”The Drab Suburban Streets Were Metamorphosed into a Veritable Fairyland”: Spectacle, Ritual and Festivity in the Ilford Hospital Carnival, 1905-1914? Dion...
Today we are presenting the second of our recent additions to online training. The Institute of Historical Research are very pleased to announce the launch of our first extensive and comprehensive online training course: Building and Using Databases for Historical...
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