History Lab 2017: Creating Dialogue. Teesside University, Wednesday 5 April 2017. The Curve T1.01, 12:30 – 6:00pm   12:30 – 1pm: Registration 1:00 – 2pm: Welcome and Panel 1 – Thinking about Militarism and Peace (Chair: Sophie Roberts) Rowan Thompson, (PhD, Northumbria University) ‘An essential institution in British aviation’: The Air League of the Read more about History Lab 2017: Creating Dialogue.[…]

Please find below the programme for the Classics and Ancient History Research Seminars taking place this semester at the School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Newcastle University. All seminars begin at 5.00 pm on the given day and, unless specified below, take place in Room 2.50 on the 2nd floor of the Armstrong Building. (A campus Read more about NEWCASTLE CLASSICS AND ANCIENT HISTORY RESEARCH SEMINARS, SPRING 2017[…]

All the following seminars are on Tuesdays at 18:00 hrs in Armstrong Building room 1.06 7 Feb 2017 – James Harland (York University) ‘The End of Roman Rule and the Adventus Saxonum: Rethinking Ethnicity in post-Roman Britain’   21 Feb – Simon Esmonde Cleary (Birmingham University) ‘The Mediterranean Mattered More: Imperial weakness and local responses Read more about Newcastle University Roman Archaeology Seminar Series, Semester 2 Winter/Spring 2017[…]

All the following seminars are in Armstrong Building room 1.03. Professor Richard Clay, Professor of Digital Humanities, ‘Vandalism and Terrorism during the Revolutionary France’, Wednesday, 22 February. 3.30pm. Dr Michael Pierse, Queens University Belfast, ‘Thinking Globally about Irish Working-Class Writing?’, Wednesday 1 March, 5pm. Professor Thomas Scharf, Professor of Social Gerontology, ‘Constructing home over the Read more about Newcastle University History Seminar Series, semester 2, 2016-7[…]