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A colourful stained glass window depicting a gothic-style church with glowing orange windows and a tall spire. Surrounding the church are abstract patterns in vivid blues, purples, and reds, along with angelic or celestial imagery, including a figure with a starry headdress and wings. Decorative motifs of holly leaves and geometric shapes frame the scene, blending religious and symbolic elements.

A colourful stained glass window depicting a gothic-style church with glowing orange windows and a tall spire. Surrounding the church are abstract patterns in vivid blues, purples, and reds, along with angelic or celestial imagery, including a figure with a starry headdress and wings. Decorative motifs of holly leaves and geometric shapes frame the scene, blending religious and symbolic elements.

Memory Encapsulated in a Building: Lansdowne Church, Alf Webster, and Memorialisation

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Sep 18 min read

A black and white photograph of a white male with a long beard, and 11 shirtless and barefooted smiling children all holding a long piece of cloth on the earth floor. A building can be seen behind the group.

A black and white photograph of a white male with a long beard, and 11 shirtless and barefooted smiling children all holding a long piece of cloth on the earth floor. A building can be seen behind the group.

Salesian Missions, Indigenous Identity, and Cultural Heritage: Navigating History, Memory, and Reconciliation in the Negro River Region

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Sep 17 min read

Vintage workshop scene with an industrial desk lamp, rusty fan, glass bottles, paint charts, and tools on a wooden workbench, radiating nostalgia.

Vintage workshop scene with an industrial desk lamp, rusty fan, glass bottles, paint charts, and tools on a wooden workbench, radiating nostalgia.

Letter from the Editors

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Sep 12 min read

Heritage and Museum Picks

Heritage and Museum Picks

Heritage and Museum Picks

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Sep 110 min read

Who Tells the Story of Dunhuang? Digital Heritage, Power, and Possibility

Who Tells the Story of Dunhuang? Digital Heritage, Power, and Possibility

Who Tells the Story of Dunhuang? Digital Heritage, Power, and Possibility

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Sep 19 min read

Black and white portrait of Professor Emyr Estyn Evans, standing outdoors in a suit and tie with a pipe in his right hand.

Black and white portrait of Professor Emyr Estyn Evans, standing outdoors in a suit and tie with a pipe in his right hand.

Emyr Estyn Evans and the Making of Regional Heritage in Northern Ireland

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Sep 19 min read

LHPC 2025 Recap: Thirty Years of LHPC

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Sep 15 min read

A black and white photograph of Molly Harrison, a woman in her early 40s with pale skin and dark hair wearing a black jacket, white ruffled blouse and grey skirt. She sits looking to the left of the photograph. Some papers and a pair of round glasses are in the foreground of the image in the bottom left corner.

A black and white photograph of Molly Harrison, a woman in her early 40s with pale skin and dark hair wearing a black jacket, white ruffled blouse and grey skirt. She sits looking to the left of the photograph. Some papers and a pair of round glasses are in the foreground of the image in the bottom left corner.

Museum Education in Times of Crisis - Children and Museums in the Second World War

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Sep 17 min read

The Introduction of the Feral Horse During the Colonisation of German South West Africa

The Introduction of the Feral Horse During the Colonisation of German South West Africa

The Introduction of the Feral Horse During the Colonisation of German South West Africa

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Jun 19 min read

The Possibility of the Existence of the First Emperor Jinmu

The Possibility of the Existence of the First Emperor Jinmu

The Possibility of the Existence of the First Emperor Jinmu

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Jun 18 min read

EPOCH Turns Five – Memories from Former Editors

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Jun 18 min read

Landscape and Women: Can politics hold a legitimate voice in nature writing?

Landscape and Women: Can politics hold a legitimate voice in nature writing?

Landscape and Women: Can politics hold a legitimate voice in nature writing?

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Jun 18 min read

Memories of Inuit and Norse Contact in Greenland

Memories of Inuit and Norse Contact in Greenland

Memories of Inuit and Norse Contact in Greenland

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Jun 18 min read

Rethinking Reservoir Landscapes

Rethinking Reservoir Landscapes

Rethinking Reservoir Landscapes

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Jun 15 min read

Photo shows the British Library’s Medieval Women: In Their Own Words exhibit, with blue-coloured display panels in the style of the interior of a medieval abbey surrounding a central exhibit of clothes and personal items.

Photo shows the British Library’s Medieval Women: In Their Own Words exhibit, with blue-coloured display panels in the style of the interior of a medieval abbey surrounding a central exhibit of clothes and personal items.

'Medieval Women: In Their Own Words'… Sort Of

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May 185 min read

The Imperial Mausoleum of 117th Empress Go-Sakuramachi

The Imperial Mausoleum of 117th Empress Go-Sakuramachi

Empress Go-Sakuramachi and the Imperial Court

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Mar 19 min read

A Shared Vision: A Review of The National Gallery’s Exhibition ‘Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome’

A Shared Vision: A Review of The National Gallery’s Exhibition ‘Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome’

A Shared Vision: A Review of The National Gallery’s Exhibition ‘Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome’

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Mar 15 min read

The Enigmatic Life and Art of Pieter Anthonisz van Groenewegen

The Enigmatic Life and Art of Pieter Anthonisz van Groenewegen

The Enigmatic Life and Art of Pieter Anthonisz van Groenewegen

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Mar 17 min read

Letters from Drancy

Letters from Drancy

Letters from Drancy

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Mar 18 min read

How a slice of Modernist Architecture ended up in Rural England

How a slice of Modernist Architecture ended up in Rural England

How a slice of Modernist Architecture ended up in Rural England

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Mar 17 min read

Photo shows the pink flowers amongst the sunken rose gardens within the Irish National War Memorial Gardens and the two stone-built book rooms.

Photo shows the pink flowers amongst the sunken rose gardens within the Irish National War Memorial Gardens and the two stone-built book rooms.

Lest We Remember? The Irish National War Memorial Gardens

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Mar 18 min read

Banff and the Construction of a Christian Wilderness

Banff and the Construction of a Christian Wilderness

Banff and the Construction of a Christian Wilderness

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May 31, 20249 min read

“A house saturated with blood” - Number 2 Dalton Square, Mortality, and Dr. Buck Ruxton

“A house saturated with blood” - Number 2 Dalton Square, Mortality, and Dr. Buck Ruxton

“A house saturated with blood” - Number 2 Dalton Square, Mortality, and Dr. Buck Ruxton

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Mar 1, 20248 min read

Shangri-La: A Case of Myth-taken Identity

Shangri-La: A Case of Myth-taken Identity

Shangri-La: A Case of Myth-taken Identity

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Dec 1, 202310 min read

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