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Monsters
The word 'monsters' is derived from the Latin monstrare, 'to demonstrate', and monere, 'to warn'. Though these fantastical creatures may take on any number of forms they all fundamentally stand as cyphers for something their creators deem t...
GIS: What it is and how to use it for historical research
In recent decades, GIS, or Geographic Information Systems, has become a term widely found throughout landscape-based geographic and archaeological research. As an analytical tool, GIS fundamentally allows researchers to understand and model...
Deathbed Portraits – The Case of Venetia Digby
> [This] is the Master peece of all the excellent ones that ever Sir Anthony Vandike made, who drew her the second day after she was dead; and hath expressed with admirable art every circumstance about her, as well as the exact manner of he...
The Garratt Elections
In the eighteenth century mock elections were held around England, often to coincide with parliamentary or local elections. Communities would gather for these raucous carnivals of music, dancing and drinking, and listen to candidates making...
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Instruction and information for historians. Into your inbox fortnightly.
Joe is a freelance historical researcher, writer and tutor. www.josephsaundershistory.co.uk
Anna is a Lecturer in History at Bishops Grossetest University & a tutor at Oxford University Department for Continuing Education, the WEA, & various study abroad programmes. She holds a PhD from Birkbeck, University of London.
I was a Fellow of New College, Oxford, a BBC Executive Producer, a head of history 11-18, an author and podcaster - though not more than one of those at a time. You can follow me on history cafe.org.
Rachel is a trained landscape historian and archaeologist. She has spent two years working in UK commercial archaeology. Her interests lie in British Neolithic archaeology, GIS and making archaeology accessible through community archaeology.
I am a PhD researcher currently working on a study of the novels of Frances Burney (1752-1840). I have a variety of research interests, including social history, LGBTQ+ history, and folklore and fairy tales.
Doctoral student at Birkbeck, University of London. Research focussing on women in the early modern English cheese trade.
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