Dr Catriona Mackie

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Isle of Man College of Further and Higher Education

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Nicholas Mirzoeff @nickmirzoeff·

12 Feb

Watching a seminar with @profdanhicks at the Hearst Museum I saw a curator correct themselves live from “take” to “steal” in discussing Benin objects. It’s the little things that make the change happen

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VAG @VArchGroup·

3 Feb

The deadline for submitting papers for inclusion in Vernacular Architecture 52 is April 2021. We’re especially keen to see submissions covering all corners of the UK and Ireland! Find out more at https://t.co/uCPaRMsQJv or email editor@vag.org.uk.

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Catriona Mackie @catriona_mackie·

23 Nov

Phrasebook to help 19th-century English tourists converse with Welsh uncovered https://t.co/IQXo1qhQlF

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Dr Shahmima Akhtar @shahmima_akhtar·

14 Jul

Apply for this wonderful fellowship I held over the last year with the Royal Historical Society: https://t.co/K1wB9y5bSV Please do get in contact via email or dm if you have any questions about the role and what it involves / applying for the post #HigherEducation #racism

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Haggard Hawks 🦅@HaggardHawks·

25 May

In 19th century English, the expression ‘Come, come, that’s Barnard Castle!’ was used as a response to someone who had offered a flawed excuse for their actions.

(fr. English Proverbs & Proverbial Phrases: A Historical Dictionary, 1929)

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