Connie Jeffery explains how modern day romance novels are linked to the Tudors. 

Connie Jeffery

Oliver Tanqueray talks about how this text grew from an essay written during an exam. http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/festivalah/exhibition/history/bodily-texts-in-the-18-century

Oliver Tanqueray

Victoria Worthington talks about how the net nurse was one of the most privileged jobs in ancient Athens. http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/festivalah/exhibition/archaeology/women-in-ancient-athens

Victoria Worthington

Greer Dewdney's scientific study reveals the surprising secrets that dental-wear suggests about social standing in late Medieval England.

GreerDewdney

David Inglis investigates the claim that a Roman road ran through Sheffield.

The Roman Road Project

James Chaplin discusses the experience of Sidonius Apollinaris during the last days of the Roman Empire and how he negotiated the associated cultural shifts.

Managing the end of the Roman Empire

Joel Barrett talks about what he uncovered about systems of rule by contrasting Aztec and European leaders.

The divine meritocracy of the tlatoani

Robin Chapman leads us through an exploration into the function of death within visual representations of late modern capitalist warfare.

The ‘Death-world Image’: Contemporary War, Film and Virtual Reality

Olivia Dellow presents on the role of Visibility Politics during the Suffrage Movement.

Visibility Politics – The Spectacle of the Suffrage Movement

Ed Hughes discusses Masculine ideals in the Aztec ritual of gladiatorial combat.

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