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In conversation with Sandy Jeffs and Margaret Leggatt: on madness

In conversation with Sandy Jeffs and Margaret Leggatt: on madness

For History Week 2021, this conversation between Catharine Coleborne, Sandy Jeffs and Dr Leggatt will not only highlight the importance of histories of mental health but also integrate lived experience, which is often absent from such histories.

A Very Roman Death – Rituals, Burials and Fears of Death and Dying in Ancient Rome

A Very Roman Death – Rituals, Burials and Fears of Death and Dying in Ancient Rome

Events, History Week 2018

This public talk by Senior Lecturer in Ancient History Hugh Lindsay will consider what is known of funeral rituals in Ancient Rome and how they reflect Roman attitudes to grief and separation.

Call for Papers: Global War, Global Connections, Global Moments

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The call for papers is now open for the 2018 conference ‘Global War, Global Connections, Global Moments’ which will take place from 16–18 July 2018.

Workshop: Global and Transnational History, Networks and Violence

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The Centre for the History of Violence at the University of Newcastle will be holding a two-day workshop for early career researchers on the 18-19 July, 2018. 

NewMac 2017 Conference: Making A Mark

NewMac 2017 Conference: Making A Mark

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The NewMac 2017 Conference, organised by History Council NSW members Macquarie University and the University of Newcastle, explores the theme Making a Mark.

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