School of Classics Research Seminar Series: Gender and Society in pre-Roman central Italy: a comparative analysis of burial evidence from Crustumerium and Chiusi – Dr Eόin O’Donoghue
Hearing enslaved women: tales of labour and family from slave testimony in Berbice, 1819-1833 – Trevor Burnard (University of Melbourne/University of Hull) at the Late Modern History Seminar
‘The reception of Catholic scholastic legal theory in Samuel Rutherford’s Lex, Rex (1644)’ – Karie Schultz (Queen’s University, Belfast) at the ISHR Seminar
Global Norms and Local Action: The Campaigns to End Violence against Women in Africa – Peace Medie (University of Bristol) at the Late Modern History Seminar
‘The fiscal patrimony of the Kingdom of Italy (IX-XI centuries): a return to the study of the economic bases of early medieval kingdoms’ – Giacomo Vignodelli at the Medieval History Seminar
‘Cultures of Care: Rethinking charity in early modern Scotland’ – Dr Christopher Langley (Newman University, Birmingham) at the Early Modern and Reformation Seminar