Call for Papers Deadline for the Warwick History PG Conference is on Friday! Welcoming submissions from Warwick postgraduates in any discipline working on history: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Visited some Kentish castles recently. My favourite was Deal, especially the 'rounds' - tunnels that link around the entire castle at moat level. Where the term 'doing the rounds' comes from

New foray into the history of experience

Excited to be co-organising this event again! Always great to get to share research and celebrate our community

Looking forward to Monday's WIP with first year PhD student Moksh Kalra discussing Assam Tea ,✨

Great to have former WIP convenor @brendantam.bsky.social give his paper on the political discourse of friendship in the late Hanoverian period

Really great to hear from @drdavesteele.bsky.social about his exciting work in public engagement and his top tips of how to get involved ✨

Litchfield Cathedral has some of the strongest statue game I've ever seen. Most are replicas, but I especially enjoyed the little collection of heads, showcasing medieval womens head coverings

Our next fantastic PGR speaker is second-year Mark Glubb, who will be sharing his work on the Arab Legion. All welcome

The Warwick History PG Work in Progress continues next week with PGR Alfisha Sabri who has recently returned from a research trip and is ready to tell us all about her findings! All welcome.

Interested in newspaper history? Join us next Monday at the Warwick history PG Work In Progress

The Warwick PG Work in Progress is back on Tuesday!

Yorkshire Museum had some proper gems, including this silk bonnet probably worn by a Danish woman. Found underneath the old monastery

More great stuff from Warwick history PG community 🐟

We're super excited to announce next week's WIP with PGR student Shreya Khaund! Join us in person in FAB5.01 or online at 5pm on Monday

Hybrid sessions are back!

Excited to be co-convening the Warwick WIP along with @annajpravdica.bsky.social and @joseph-price.bsky.social this year!

One week to go! We're looking forward to some fantastic papers and interesting discussion warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

The programme is finally here!

Registration is now open! Click the link on our page to register to attend the conference at @unibirmingham.bsky.social on Friday 12 September. All welcome: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

After two failed attempts, I finally found my boys in the Devon archives. Judging by the 'X' some naughty person has made next to their entry, I'm not the first to find them

Found a fantastic study spot in Manchester Central Library 📚

Great to see the Conference being advertised on the big screens at Warwick ✨ CfP deadline is tomorrow!

Call for Papers Deadline is one week today! Open to researchers at any stage: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Always nice to get the opportunity to share my story @camhistory.bsky.social www.hist.cam.ac.uk/graduate-des...

Practising my conference paper on the bus

Our third panel spanned five centuries, on the theme of Bodies, Gender, and Selfhood. Discussion also highlighted commonalities of religion, life writing, and emotions across time. Chaired by Sophie Mann

Kicking off our conference with our first panel: Early Modern Mobilities Come down to OC0.04 to catch the latest in PG history research here at Warwick!

Excited to be co-organising this conference on early modern nonconformity. Please submit an abstract or share with anyone who might be interested in doing so! Open to researchers of all career stages! ✨

Our annual conference returns! All welcome to attend this two-day showcase of exciting postgraduate research from the Warwick History Department

Excited to be presenting at this fantastic conference next month 😁

🚨Call for Papers🚨 We're now welcoming abstracts from Warwick history postgraduates for our annual Conference! Deadline 16 April Apply here: warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/his...

Survived the first presentation of my PhD project.... actually really enjoyed it and had some interesting questions. Lots to think about

Back with my old friend the micro-film reader

Why did they think Edward Piott was a Jesuit?

Visited Hampton Court for the first time in years. My favourite bit was of course the kitchens, especially this charred fireplace showing its age