The Historical Examiner discusses Historical themes, and is here to give ALL writers a chance to share their work with the wider public. Tweets in UK Time Zone.
Proud to present our new weekly show Tales & Trails. We start in the heart of India and go to Nagardhan, an ancient site near #nagpur. Join us on an #archaeological dig, as we find the place where the poet #Kalidasa lived.
https://t.co/Zedr5pJwUD
Don’t forget to submit your abstracts for ‘Substance Use and Abuse in the Long Nineteenth Century’
Medicines, therapies, quack remedies,drugs, sedatives,appetite, anaesthesia, indulgences (sugar, cocoa etc), addiction as metaphor...the possibilities are endless!
Closes Monday.
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This weekend is the last chance to apply for some of the #Jobs currently up for grabs from the Past Preservers Team! #Archaeology#TV#History
https://t.co/60v8arHzMF
Call for Sessions! Due date *****May 15th*****
7th INT'L PIERS PLOWMAN CONFERENCE
University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida
April 4-7, 2019
Abstracts (150-300 words) should be sent to [email protected]
NEW —- Tombs of the Living Dead: Illness and Disease in the Anchorite Cell - The Historical Examiner https://t.co/1WVUKdcNP7 #history#anchorites#medieval
Jan 29: Feast of Gildas (c.500-c.570), abbot. Born probably near the Clyde, he worked in Wales and finally Brittany. He wrote De excidio et conquestu Britanniae which blamed the sins of contemporary British rulers and clerics for the victory of the Anglo-Saxon invaders.
Today local quilters joined us to explain how they created the #70273project quilts hanging in the Cathedral for #HolocaustMemorialDay. Find out more with this fascinating article > https://t.co/gBOyDretKF