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Dr Cathryn Pearce
@cathrynpearce.bsky.social
British historian. Author: Cornish Wrecking, 1700-1860 | Researching c18th-19th shipwrecks, the Royal Navy & coastal communities. #CoastalHistory #NavalHistor
margaret beaufort fan
@tudorhistetc.bsky.social
linktree: https://linktr.ee/margaretbeaufortfanclub instagram: margaretbeaufortfanclub history B.A. • boston red sox • medieval & early modern
Chilternbirder
@chilternbirder.bsky.social
Hanging on to my old social media name although the birding these days is largely very low carbon through my living room window. Anarcho-dandyist folkie into e
alxbutterworth.bsky.social
@alxbutterworth.bsky.social
Royal Historical Society
@royalhistsoc.org
The Royal Historical Society is the UK's foremost society promoting the scholarly and professional study of the past. Our membership is an international communi
Jen McFarland
@jenmcfarland.bsky.social
Early modern historian interested in health, mobility, and urban space | Postdoctoral researcher for TRAVEL at ISIG, Fondazione Bruno Kessler
Darren S. Layne
@funkyplaid.bsky.social
Historian of 18th-century Scotland focused on Jacobite Studies and Digital History. Curator of JDB1745. Chair, Jacobite Studies Trust. PhD via University of St
Siobhan Poole
@siobhanmup.bsky.social
Senior Commissioning Editor for Medieval Studies, Premodern History and Law at Manchester University Press. She/her
Dr Helen Newsome-Chandler
@hnewsome-chandler.bsky.social
Historical and applied linguist by training, but I have a soft spot for letters, queens, and Tudor history. Research Fellow in Forensic Linguistics and AI@NTU.
Flitcraft
@flitcraft.bsky.social
Scottish history generalist with early modern tendencies. She/her. AuDHD
Michael Pearce
@michaelpearce.bsky.social
History, Scotland. Probably writing about material culture, costume, household accounts, letters, recipe books, and the fine grain detail of Scottish royal reve
GlosBio
@glosbio.bsky.social
Researcher