🆕 Are you a researcher working on filtration? We're inviting you to an interdisciplinary workshop which will examine filtration as a concept & material practice.
Interested in joining? Please email a very short expression of interest to [email protected] by 28 April ⏰
Pleased to see this article ‘Understanding weather futures based on the past: a case of Stornoway, Outer Hebrides’ published, https://t.co/lrnTpT5jNZ. It arises from research carried out for the @AHRCPolicy@Weather_Extreme project. @livunigeog@Tasglann
Come and hear about our work with @ArchandHeritage in Staffordshire over the last ~6 years at our free event on the 1st October! https://t.co/fVMoXMuB4u
Fascinating talk at the @ESEH2021 by @AliceFishenden on perspectives on the aftermath of the Tambora eruption from the British female traveller and writer Elizabeth Hervey, "such a summer was never remembered". Her diaries span from 1797-1820. #eseh2022#envhist#climhist 🌋
Happy Friday everyone! We wanted to share a few more snippets of our research. During the 15th and 16th centuries, the residents of Coddington had a tradition of lighting bonfires to celebrate the coronation of each new king and queen of England (1/3)
Good afternoon everyone! Welcome to the new VCH Herefordshire account. We are looking forward to sharing our exciting research with you. Please give us a follow and check out the work that we have been doing so far: https://t.co/oPAL8xKelD #twitterstorians#localhistory
Hello! Today we welcome our friends @VCH_Hereford to Twitter - please give them a follow.
They're currently working on the area around #Ledbury. For more of the amazing work they've done to date, take a look at our webpages: https://t.co/XoULH54e2u
My last issue as Reviews Editor of Landscape History has been published https://t.co/tB8TQjTzRR featuring my reviews of Kate Tiller, English Local History: An Introduction & Angus J.L. Winchester, The Language of the Landscape: A Journey into Lake District History @SocLandStudies
@AliceFishenden of @FloodandDrought has taken over from me as Book Reviews Editor of Landscape History published by the @SocLandStudies. Anyone who wants a book reviewed or to review a book should email [email protected].
@atGoldenValley@FloodandDrought@ArchandHeritage Archive documents and tea don't mix! Only 6 cups of tea (and 2 refills) consumed during the whole volunteer project! Lots of tea drinking going on in the 18th century diaries though.