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Idleness 'the cause of hysteria' in 1922, a boatyard reprieved in 1972 and the death of Princess Diana in 1997.
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Idleness 'the cause of hysteria' in 1922, a boatyard reprieved in 1972 and the death of Princess Diana in 1997.
Thurso water supply concerns in 1922, Pulteney workshop 'situation' in 1972 and HIE success claims challenged in 1997
About this Event Humanities 21 in collaboration with the Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation, University of Melbourne, is delighted to announce the second event in our Ancient World Festival, formerly the Festival of Homer. The Festival explores the ancient Greek and Roman world and its relevance today, by way of a mix of academic talks, creative performances and moderated Q & A’s, and for this year, the theme will be “Re-interpreting Myth for Modern Audiences”. In our second event in the series, Christopher Gribbin will discuss his work on mock trials for the...