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Mark your calendars! We will be welcoming Dr Elaine Murphy to University of Portsmouth (UK) on Thurs, 10 November at 5pm for her presentation of '‘A Water Bawdy House’: Women and the Stuart Navy'. #NavalHistory #WomensHistory #BritishHistory
All welcome and its free! You can even attend online! Register here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-water-bawdy-house-women-and-the-stuart-navy-tickets-460825731167
🚨 Today I learned
Apparently the 'note' field at the bottom of someone's profile is private to you, & you can add a wee note to remind yourself about them
Such as the reason you first followed is b/c they collect mushrooms or love black garlic or something else not listed in their bio or otherwise obvious 😊
Or perhaps you unfollowed them b/c you love their stuff, but they post too frequently & you need to remind yourself not to get sucked in again 😵
Help your brain! 💪
In the second episode of ESEH Histories, James Louis Smith and Rebecca Tyson talk to Ellen Arnold, Associate Professor in Premodern Environmental History at the University of Stavanger in Norway. Ellen talks about a new monograph on medieval riverscapes, her editorship of the Water History journal, and her experiences moving to Norway from Ohio Wesleyan University in the US. Links: Negotiating the Landscape: Environment and Monastic Identity in the Medieval Ardennes Rivers of Risk and Redemption in Gregory of Tours’ Writings Water History Journal The Greenhouse Center Podcast theme: ‘Inspiring Ambience’ by Scott Holmes Music, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0).
Tomorrow on my Friday AM live webcast, we're talking about why the coming election IS more urgent than many elections past.
Democracy IS on the ballot.
Join us for more.
History Matters
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Check out the many great responses to this thread on books/articles that have changed how people think about doing history, #histodons!
Today's #microprompt: BOTTOMLESS
Reply to this toot with:
+ A story that contains the prompt word (derivations and tense changes ok), or
+ An excerpt from your current WIP that contains the prompt word.
The only rule: keep it to a single toot. And maybe one more: try to look through the other replies!
Feel free to send me prompt word ideas :) Otherwise I'm just going through the alphabet!