Reflection on Disability History Month 2024 Event
Erin Bell is a Senior Lecturer in History with expertise in early modern history, especially gender, religion and culture; North Sea cultures, in particular C19th Norwegian links to...
December 10th, 2024
November 22nd, 2024
Archaeology Work Experience Leads to Publication
A Lincoln School of Humanities and Heritage graduate, Annabelle Hamilton-Bing spent a summer working for Professor Mark Gardiner on his research into the medieval history of Lincolnshire, with...
November 18th, 2024
Study Abroad – Mainz, Germany
Mulled wine, potato rotis and bratwurst truly taste best with snow in your hair.
November 1st, 2024
Uncovering History: The Role of American Women Missionaries in Documenting the Armenian Genocide
Sara Dadvar is a graduate of the School of Humanities and Heritage’s M.A. in History (2023-24) with a specialisation in the history of the Middle East. Before coming...
October 30th, 2024
Mystery of an 18th Century glass bottle
Zara Yeates BA (Hons) Conservation of Cultural Heritage Zara Yeates is a a third-year student on the Conservation of Cultural Heritage programme at the University of Lincoln. As...
October 25th, 2024
Rhythms and Revolutions: The Sound of Cold War Dissent
Jamie Markham is a student on the University of Lincoln’s M.A. History degree. He describes himself as an American social historian. His third-year B.A. dissertation ‘A Nuclear Family:...
September 3rd, 2024
Objects of Life: a historic prosthetic leg
Mina Hendley, BA(Hons) Conservation of Cultural Heritage Mina Hendley is a student on the University of Lincoln’s BA(Hons) Conservation of Cultural Heritage degree. In her second year, Mina...
August 8th, 2024
Objects of Life: a 16th century coif
Kate Fortescue, BA(Hons) Conservation of Cultural Heritage Kate Fortescue is a student on the University of Lincoln’s BA(Hons) Conservation of Cultural Heritage degree. In her second year, Kate...
May 22nd, 2024
Armenian Cilicia and its Identity
Abbie Thompson, Level 3, BA History. Preliminary note: This blog was submitted this year (2023-2024) as an assessment for the course HST3075M- The Armenians: Crafting Community, Communicating History....
May 8th, 2024
UOL sensory room is now open! (Main library: UL111)Â
After over a year of preparation, I am proud to announce that the UOL sensory room is now open in the main library: UL111 for all students to...