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History & Heritage Work Placements

by swanseahistory | Sep 22, 2023 | Students

A film about the undergraduate history and postgraduate heritage work placements at Swansea University, filmed in the Spring of...
Researching the History and Heritage of Wales’s Small-Scale Fishing Industry

Researching the History and Heritage of Wales’s Small-Scale Fishing Industry

by swanseahistory | Nov 28, 2022 | Research, Students, Welsh History

Katherine Watson – Wales has a long history of fishing. In South Wales this is clearer than anywhere else. Tenby was among the earliest and most noteworthy Welsh fishing ports in the 18th century. By the 19th century, Milford Haven, Swansea, and Cardiff were...
“We’ll All Be Museum Miners”. Oral Histories and the Heritage of Coal Mining in the Ruhr

“We’ll All Be Museum Miners”. Oral Histories and the Heritage of Coal Mining in the Ruhr

by eemoriarty | Mar 8, 2022 | European History, Heritage, Industrial History, Research

Department of History, Heritage and Classics History Research Seminar 16 March 2022 1pm-2.30pm “We’ll all be museum miners”. Oral histories and the heritage of coal mining in the Ruhr Talk by Stefan Moitra and Katarzyna Noguiera (Bochum, Germany) In December 2018, the...
Bringing History and Heritage Alive for/with Young People

Bringing History and Heritage Alive for/with Young People

by swanseahistory | Nov 19, 2021 | CHART, Public History, Research

Department of History, Heritage and Classics History Research Seminars Wednesday, 24 November 2021 1.15pm Bringing History and Heritage Alive for/with Young People Dr Tracy Breathnach, Research Officer, Department of History, Heritage and Classics, Swansea University...

Toxic Heritage: Post-Industrial Sites and the Unspoken Stories of Environmental Harm

by swanseahistory | Oct 27, 2021 | CHART, Events, Heritage

Department of History, Heritage and Classics. History Research Seminar. Sponsored by CHART / DePOT. Wednesday, 17 November 2021 1.15pm Elizabeth Kryder-Reid, Professor of Anthropology and Museum Studies, Indiana University School of Liberal Arts (IUPUI) Elizabeth...
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  5. Katherine Watson on Researching the History and Heritage of Wales’s Small-Scale Fishing Industry

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