🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Thank you all friends, colleagues and Stanford Press for making this happening ❤️

⚡️Call: 2025 St Andrews Article Prize⚡️ eseh.org/call-eseh-2025… The prize rewards innovative and well-written article-length research in the field of European environmental history. #envhist #europeanhistory

The ⁦Sleeping Well in the Early Modern World⁩ team has been doing some amazing work as part of their ⁦Wellcome⁩ project. You can read about their final public engagement event ⁦Ordsall Hall⁩ on our blog 👇🏻! ⁦Sasha Handley⁩ ⁦Dr Holly Fletcher⁩ sites.manchester.ac.uk/bodies-emotion…

It's finally happening!! Please, join us next 3-4 October University of Liverpool for two days of academic, curatorial & artistic engagements with #Indigenous Material Histories. Registration 👉 shorturl.at/XqhCx Humanities & Social Sciences @ Uni of Liverpool Archaeology, Classics & Egyptology at Liv Uni Liv Uni History National Museums Liverpool World Museum 🌎 Manchester Museum

Read about Dr Holly Fletcher 's fab new article on the environmental influences that shaped early modern bedding materials Institute of Historical Research @UoMhistdept Wellcome

I'm on BBC Radio 4's The Long View at 9am tomorrow morning, talking to Jonathan Freedland and guests Tom Symonds & Madeleine Sumption about small boats and cross-channel migration from the sixteenth century to the present day. bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

🌟The call for the ESEH 2025 Tallinn Dissertation Prize is now open🌟 eseh.org/call-for-submi… If you have a PhD thesis in European #envhist from the past two years, please consider applying. If you know someone who does, spread the word!

Wonderful new article by Natalie Zemon Davis and Stefan Hanß reflecting on historians' experiences of censorship and scholarship. The Historical Journal

Read the latest fascinating instalment of Dr Holly Fletcher 's series 'New Directions in the History of the Body' - this time in conversation with Luna Dolezal

Join us on Wednesday at 4pm for the first session of this year's #AffectiveArtefacts - with Dr Holly Fletcher and Noelle Duckmann Gallagher discuss fat bodies in early modern culture! @UoMhistdept School of Arts, Languages and Culture

What might 'septialicum' refer to in this 17th c. recipe for a medicinal plaster? ‘Make 2 socks of sheeps leather, spread them over with implastrum septialicum the socks must be as long as the feet … it restoreth and settleth the braine.’ Herbal History Research Network Dr Lisa Smith 🙏

Please join us on Wednesday for the latest instalment of Affective Artefacts! Please join us if you can!

Join us tomorrow for the latest instalment of Affective Artefacts, with Dr Abi Greenall on "Material Happiness in Early Modern Households" 👇

Discover the new "Environmental Humanities Research Network", funded by the NWCDTP, and join a community of PhD researchers with shared interests in all things environmental! @UoMhistdept School of Arts, Languages and Culture sites.manchester.ac.uk/bodies-emotion…

Congratulations to Stefan Hanß and Beatriz Marín-Aguilera, whose book "In Between Textiles, 1400-1800: Weaving Subjectivities and Encounters" is shortlisted for the prestigious R.L. Ship Memorial Book Award of the Textile Society of America! Needless to say, it is a wonderful read!

Tomorrow, I discuss some aspects of 17th-century involvement with plants that go beyond the objectification of plants, as plant studies emerge as a crucial tool to outline a different interpretation of nature and engage with an alternative system of bodies. @RotoRub #bochum

My Routledge History, Heritage Studies & Archaeology Mediterranean microhistory of the Salvago dragomans & their experiences in the Veneto-Ottoman Balkans, 1550-1650, is now published also as PAPERBACK for only £39.99! (with Black Friday madness included it costs even only £29.99!) 👉🏿t.ly/6ljuO

Please share the CFP for: 'Bodies and Environments in the Early Modern World'. Our keynotes are Marcy Norton Marcy Norton (Pennsylvania) & Sara Miglietti @saramiglietti (Warburg Institute). Join us 9-10 June John Rylands Research Institute and Library Manchester. Further details: sites.manchester.ac.uk/sleeping-wel...

And here's the CFP weblink (compressed by 'X' in my first post): sites.manchester.ac.uk/sleeping-well/…

Don't forget to submit your abstract for our June conference, 'Bodies and Environments in the Early Modern World' - speaker expenses will be covered and we have two amazing keynotes in Marcy Norton & Sara Miglietti!