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Thursday 17 May Aksum and the End of Meroe An overview of the involvement of Aksum in the end of Meroe.

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Thursday 17 May DIY Show and Tell: Andrew Herrish Andrew Hewish
Director, Centre For Recent Drawing, London & International Curator

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Thursday 17 May Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole: Nurse and Doctress Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole were both important nineteenth-century figures, but Nightingale has been under attack for some 30 years, while Seacole is now being treated as “the real angel of the Crimean War”.

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Thursday 17 May "The Muck of the Past": revolution, social transformation and the Maoists in India Department of Anthropology Malinowski Memorial Lecture 2012

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Thursday 17 May Climate Change and Forests Join our chair, Kate Humble, as we explore how citizen scientists researched the most pressing environmental issue of the age.

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