Happy #MaritimeMonday|! A kind reminder that on Monday, 16th of October, we will host Dionisius Agius from University of Exeter, presenting 'The Life of the Red Sea Dhow: A Cultural History of Seaborne Exploration in the Islamic World' 11 AM CEST more info at: blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater…

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Starting in half an hour! join us and spread the voice! #maritimemonday

Join us on the #maritimemonday 13th of november to listen to Prof. Philip Steinberg from Durham University with his talk 'Lines and Laws on a Painted Ocean'. More info at: blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater… #maritime #Archaeology #Geography

Happy #Maritimemonday! Join us next monday at 11 CEST to attend the talk "Lines and Laws on a Painted Ocean" by prof Philip Steinberg from Durham University more info and link at: blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater… #maritime #Archaeology #Geography

Join us next #MaritimeMonday at 11 CEST for another maritime adventure! This time involving geography, maps, law and maritime archaeology!

Join us in a couple of hours (11CEST) and give a boost to your #MaritimeMonday! Link and info at blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater… Durham University

On December 4th at 17 CEST, we will host an interview with renisa mawani and Sebastian Prange from University of British Columbia. We will address how to use 'the ocean as method' in #InternationalLaw and #postcolonialism. Tune in and spread the voice! #MaritimeMonday #archaeology blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater…

On December 4th, we will have the honour of hosting an interview with renisa mawani and Sebastian Prange from University of British Columbia , who will expand our train of thought into thinking of the ocean as method of study! Tune in and spread the voice! #MaritimeMonday blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater…

Happy #MaritimeMonday! only one week forour first time interview with@renisamawani and Sebastian Prange will tell us how to use the ocean as method to understand colonial law and history, among other themes. Join us and spread the voice! more info: blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater…

Kind reminder that on Monday the 4th, at 17 CEST we will host our interview with renisa mawani and Sebastian Prange, in which we will address colonial law and maritime history, among other themes. Join us and spread the voice! more info and link: blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater……

Due to unforseen circumstances, today's interview have to be postponed until January. We will inform about the date as soon as possible. Have a nice christmas break and Do tune in after christmas for more #MaritimeMonday !

We have a new date! join us on the 29th of January at 17 CEST for an interview to renisa mawani and Sebastian Prange to deal with colonial law and the indian sea! #MaritimeMonday #archaeology #law with Veronica Walker-Vadillo and @TradAegeanBoats blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater…

Happy #maritimemonday! Kind reminder that on Monday 29th Jan, 17pm CEST, we will host an interview with Sebastian Prange and renisa mawani from University of British Columbia, dealing with law, colonial issues and the Indian sea! Join and spread the word. More info and link: blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater/

Kind reminder that in two weeks (Monday 29th of January), we will host an interview with renisa mawani and Sebastian Prange from University of British Columbia on colonial law and the Indian ocean! Join us, spread the voice, and find more info at: blogs.helsinki.fi/downbythewater… #maritimemonday

Join us next #MaritimeMonday at 5 Pm CEST!! we will feature an interview to renisa mawani and Sebastian Prange from University of British Columbia to address law, colonialism and the Indian sea. spread the voice!! CoCoLaw Project eurostorie Elisa Pascucci she/her/Dr Miko Flohr Jacob Giltaij Peter B.Campbell Sarah WARD (吴德塞)

Due to unforeseen reasons of one of the speakers, we have to cancel this event until further notice. Sorry for the inconvenience and stay tuned for more down by the water activities! #MaritimeMonday

Thanks to Society for Nautical Research for granting us the Anderson Bequest Fund to help with our symposium on 'The Social Life of Wooden Boats down by the Water'! with Katerina Velentza and Veronica Walker Vadillo. More news soon at Down by the Water #maritimenews #Archaeology

The cfp for the next down by the water conference at University of Hull is now out! Even not on a #maritimemonday still things go on!