Making medieval in the age of antiquarians: towards a social network of cross-monuments
18 Sep 2018
Making medieval in the age of antiquarians: towards a social network of cross-monuments
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23 January CEHP lunchtime seminar: Dr Michael Penman
23 Jan 2018
Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy lunchtime seminar
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PhD student awarded grants for her research
23 Jan 2018
The Centre's second-year PhD student Rhona Ramsay has been successful in acquiring a number of grants.
Read moreProfessor Sian Jones joins Historic Environment Scotland's new External Peer Review Panel
1 Dec 2017
The Centre’s Sian Jones has joined Historic Environment Scotland’s new External Peer Review Panel, which has been set up to review the conservation of historic sites and monuments in the care of Scottish Ministers.
Read moreGlobal Challenges in Cultural Heritage
1 Sep 2017 to 2 Sep 2017
The inaugural international conference on Global Challenges in Cultural Heritage
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3 April 2017 CEHP lunchtime seminar - Professor Simon Marsden
3 Apr 2017 to 4 Apr 2017
Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy lunchtime seminar
Read moreLandscape Legacies of Coal App Launch
18 Apr 2019
Join us for the official launch of the free mobile app that actively commemorates Scottish coal mining history.
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27 March CEHP lunchtime seminar - Amanda-Jane Dolan
28 Mar 2018
Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy lunchtime seminar
Read more13 March CEHP lunchtime seminar - Dr Thomas L Muinzer
14 Feb 2017 to 14 Mar 2017
Cetnre for Environment, Heritage and Policy lunchtime seminar
Read more13 February CEHP lunchtime seminar - Dr Gyorgy Toth
14 Feb 2018
Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy lunchtime seminar
Read more6 February CEHP lunchtime seminar - Dr Sally Foster
7 Feb 2018
Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy lunchtime seminar
Read morePhD student awarded SGSAH internship working with RAJPOT
22 Jan 2018
Rhona Ramsay, a second-year PhD student in the Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy, has successfully applied for a self-led internship through the Scottish Graduate School or Arts and Humanities' (SGSAH) Student Development Fund.
Read more21 February lecture on Iona about Concrete and Non-Concrete project
21 Feb 2018
Discover the co-produced digital models
Read more27 February CEHP lunchtime seminar - Louisa Habermann
28 Feb 2018
Centre for Environment, Heritage and Policy
Read moreMy cup of tea: dialogue between a tea drinker and a tea maker
2 Oct 2018
My cup of tea: dialogue between a tea drinker and a tea maker
Read moreNature's big puzzle: in search of geo-environmental origins of the two waves of the fourteenth-century plague, c.1330–60
16 Oct 2018
Nature's big puzzle in search of geo-environmental origins of the two waves of the fourteenth-century plague
Read moreScottish medieval castles and chapels C-14 project
30 Oct 2018
Scottish medieval castles and chapels C-14 project
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Risk modelling of erosion on archaeological sites
13 Nov 2018
Risk modelling of erosion on archaeological sites
Read moreSocial vs. biological values of “nature”: a comparison of “protected areas” in Scotland and Idaho in the American West
20 Nov 2018
This presentation will outline proposed comparative research on the implications of social values associated with protected areas in Scotland and Idaho (as representative of the Intermountain West in the United States).
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White society and environmental crises in the Orange Free State Republic (South Africa), 1895–1898
27 Nov 2018
White society and environmental crises in the Orange Free State Republic (South Africa), 1895–1898
Read moreBeyond the resource curse and pipeline conspiracies: energy as a social relation in the Middle East
22 Jan 2019
The Middle East is conventionally viewed as the area of ‘Resource Curses’ and ‘Rentier States’ drawing negative implications for the relationship between nature and humanity. This paper will challenge this conventional wisdom.
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Naken chaetrie (Gypsy Traveller objects) in Scottish museums
5 Feb 2019
Naken chaetrie in Scottish museums
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Cultural citizenship and participation in crowdsourced heritage ecologies
12 Feb 2019
Cultural citizenship and participation in crowdsourced heritage ecologies
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The writing on the wall: ‘mark-making’ and the materiality of travel
26 Feb 2019
The writing on the wall: ‘mark-making’ and the materiality of travel
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Protecting the Third Pole: the role of the law
12 Mar 2019
Protecting the Third Pole: the role of the law
Read moreCan we rebuild Kasthamandap? Post-disaster heritage in the Kathmandu Valley WHS
19 Mar 2019
Can we rebuild Kasthamandap? Post-disaster heritage in the Kathmandu Valley WHS
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Fields into Factories: the impact on the rural landscape of Britain’s expanded war industry, 1936–1945
2 Apr 2019
Fields into Factories: the impact on the rural landscape of Britain’s expanded war industry, 1936–1945
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Heritage and Conservation Seminar - Current issues in heritage and conservation: challenges and opportunities
30 Jan 2019
Leading practitioners will explore current issues in heritage and conservation, supported by concrete examples.
Read moreDigital Heritage in a World of Big Data
14 May 2019 to 15 May 2019
The conference will discuss technical and conceptual implications of applying data science in and for heritage studies.
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R for Heritage: Training workshop
15 May 2019
Develop your data science skills with us and apply them to your work and research in heritage.
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Carbon Majors Inquiry
24 Apr 2019
This is a public event associated with an expert meeting at which the Human Rights Commission of the Philippines will finalise the recommendations closing the so-called Carbon Majors inquiry.
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The Ruralia XIII Conference: Seasonal Settlement in the Medieval and Early Modern Countryside
9 Sep 2019 to 13 Sep 2019
RURALIA is an international association for the archaeology of medieval and post-medieval settlement and rural life. It provides a conference of current research questions in rural archaeology from most participating European countries to strengthen the exchange of knowledge in, and the development of, archaeologically comparable studies, and to make archaeological results available to other disciplines.
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