Weekly Digest 22 Sept 2017
Friday once again brings a weekly update on all things new in #Scothist directly to your inbox. We have many new CfP, events, and other great additions to this week’s digest. This week we returned with our weekly blogs. This … Continue reading Weekly Digest 22 Sept 2017
Speaking Out Project: Changing Attitudes, Changing Lives: 40 years of Women’s Aid in Scotland
Last year marked 40 years since Scottish Women’s Aid was founded, bringing together a network of Women’s Aid groups across Scotland. The last forty years have … Continue reading Speaking Out Project: Changing Attitudes, Changing Lives: 40 years of Women’s Aid in Scotland
Weekly Digest 15 September 2017
It is that time of year again – Doors Open Days! There are events happening across Scotland, and you can check out a full list here. In Edinburgh, ‘Edinburgh in Print’ guided walks will be occurring on Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 … Continue reading Weekly Digest 15 September 2017
Weekly Digest 8 September
Now that everyone is getting back into the swing of the things, we are back with our weekly digests! In addition to the beginning of the semester, September sees the arrival of both the Borders Heritage Festival and Scottish Archaeology Month with a number … Continue reading Weekly Digest 8 September
Weekly Digest 1 September
As the start of the new academic year creeps ever closer we are moving back to our regular schedule of weekly digests. September sees the arrival of both the Borders Heritage Festival and Scottish Archaeology Month with a number of interesting … Continue reading Weekly Digest 1 September
Weekly Digest 18 August 2017
Happy Friday! This week we have a list of new events for September, CfPs, and job listings. Check them out! Our last blog post was by Catherine Aitken, who wrote a delightful post on Publications at the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. If you haven’t … Continue reading Weekly Digest 18 August 2017
Catherine Aitken: Publications at the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
I’m sure plenty, if not all, history students have been there. The question usually comes at a family gathering, or some other event over the Christmas … Continue reading Catherine Aitken: Publications at the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
