If you have a really cool historical/archaeological/academic online project and you'd like to write about it and share some links and some screenshots, then we'd love to provide you a platform to talk about your work.
Maritime connections are lovely but absolutely *not* required.
We have a *really* great Academic Processes and Digital Humanities series post coming up for you tomorrow, from Dr Christy Anderson at U of T and her student Nica Fleming.
It's about Ropewalks and it's a great online project.
If you're interested, please DM us here, or get in touch with @canadianerrant.bsky.social, or email Sam at [email protected]
The National Museum of Ireland has some amazing posts on maritime and boaty stuff. This is just the latest example of their brilliant stuff
military dancing is a very long tradition in the UK...
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I am delighted to share recent research on the #Gloucesterwreck & so looking forward to exploring the glorious nautical heritage of Liverpool.
#maritime #history #navy
Thank you to @katbhave.bsky.social for her latest dispatch from Christchurch!
More brilliant work on The King's Women site, here unpacking the networks around the Globe and its associated enterprises on Bankside. And how excellent that Alice Tapps's house was a taphouse...
