by webdesignerjosh@gmail.com | Mar 6, 2026 | Events
Theme: Migration Hillscourt Conference Centre, Rose Hill, Rednal, Birmingham B45 8RS Friday 19th February until Sunday lunch 21st February 2027 This venue, just on the outskirts of Birmingham, has proved to offer first-class accommodation as well as being a central... 
by webdesignerjosh@gmail.com | Dec 7, 2024 | Events
Do you struggle to find people to talk to about your favourite historical subject? Or have you read any interesting history books or articles or visited a historical location lately that you would like to share? Then the OU History Societys Online history chit-chat... 
by webdesignerjosh@gmail.com | Jun 6, 2024 | Book Reviews
By Dirk Booms and Peter John Higgs, British Museum Press . 2020 . ISBN 0861592220 Sicily has been a crossroads of different cultures with a history that is about three thousand years long. During antiquity, Sicily was the stepping stone between Europe and Africa as... 
by webdesignerjosh@gmail.com | Jun 6, 2024 | Book Reviews
By Miranda Aldhouse Green, Thames & Hudson . 2016 . ISBN 9781509882205 Miranda Aldhouse-Green’s Sacred Britannia casts a huge shadow. It manages to be accessible to the casual reader who penetrates the area of Romano- British religious syncretism while adhering to... 
by webdesignerjosh@gmail.com | Jun 6, 2024 | Book Reviews
By Adam Hochschild, Picador Classic . 2019 . ISBN 9781509882205 The Fiddle tells the story of a family who on two occasions, separated by twenty years and in two different countries suffered persecution because they were Jewish. Appropriately, I am writing about this...