@SarCaputo @ProfileBooks Congratulations!! Also, here it is in the wild in a Waterstones in Islington! 📚
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Jean-Marc Hill
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Jean-Marc Hill
@JeanMarcHill
Oceanic & Maritime Historian ⛵️ History PhD from @Catz_Cambridge 📚 Founder of @CamOceanicHist ⚓️
Cambridge, England Katılım Eylül 2020
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Any #twitterstorians out there able to help me date this document? It was found in a collection of EIC correspondence in 1694 but the '3d/32 year of the King's reign' is throwing me off, because I presume that is referring to Aurangzeb #history
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@historywomble @moregreyham @TheHistoryPress .... which is as useful as a dinkus to a rambling PhD student.
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In true pirate style, I have managed to sneakily acquire a copy of @historywomble’s new book 3 days prior to its official release date.
Particularly enjoying these charming skulls-and-crossbones, not least as Google tells me such markers are called a ‘dinkus’.
@TheHistoryPress
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@moregreyham @HakluytSociety Fantastic news!! Congratulations👏🏼👏🏼
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Buzzing to have won this year's @HakluytSociety essay prize!
I've long been fascinated by the Northwest Passage, so this was a great excuse to pair that up with a close analysis of shipboard relationships on long-distance voyages (and concepts of mutiny!).
Prof Claire Jowitt - @clairejowitt.bsky.social@clairejowitt
Congratulations to the @HakluytSociety Essay Prize winner 2024 @moregreyham & with honourable mentions awarded to @helen_hawken & @SamuelCheney8 👏👏👏
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Delighted to say that my latest article has just been published in the Mariner's Mirror @NauticalHistory.
It's about pirates, fish, and seafarers - and how they all fit together as part of a wider Atlantic 'political ecology' in the early 17th century.
doi.org/10.1080/002533…
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A book review I wrote of the late David Graeber's Pirate Enlightenment has just now gone to print with @NauticalHistory and the Mariner's Mirror! Feel free to check it out here📚:
tandfonline.com/eprint/PB9HYVU…
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Back in Cambridge now after a great few days at @Tulane for Problem of Piracy III 🏴☠️ Thanks again to the organisers and all the fantastic speakers!
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Excited to take part, should be a fantastic couple of days!! 🏴☠️
David Wilson@davidwilsonhist
🏴☠️ The Problem of Piracy III Conference Programme is now available! Take a look at all of the fantastic research ongoing in the vibrant field of maritime predation. Our two fully virtual panels are also open to participation of those who could not make it to New Orleans. 🏴☠️
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📣 In case you missed it!! I appeared on the fantastic @chartinghistpod last week to talk about othering, naval caricatures and sailor culture ⚓️🌍
Charting History Podcast@chartinghistpod
NEW EPISODE! Grab your glad-rags, shake off your sea-legs, and join us ashore - because in this episode, @JeanMarcHill explores sailor culture and Jack Tar in the Age of Sail through a series of historic caricatures. (Images below -🧵!) open.spotify.com/episode/00fkuE…
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🚨Conference Alert🚨This FRIDAY🚨#EncountersAtSea🚨
Jean-Marc Hill@JeanMarcHill
📣#EncountersAtSea will convene in-person @CamHistory on the 31st March, featuring an exciting programme on all facets of maritime encounter. Organising my first conference has been both challenging and rewarding, and I am so happy to finally introduce it!! 🌍🌊
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If you would like to attend what is sure to be a fantastic day, you can get a participant ticket here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/encounters-a…
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📣#EncountersAtSea will convene in-person @CamHistory on the 31st March, featuring an exciting programme on all facets of maritime encounter.
Organising my first conference has been both challenging and rewarding, and I am so happy to finally introduce it!! 🌍🌊
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🚨 CfP 🚨 Deadline for #EncountersAtSea Conference this Friday! 🚨
Jean-Marc Hill@JeanMarcHill
🗣️CFP: Thrilled to announce the Call for Papers for the #EncountersAtSea Conference! ⚓️Open to PG/ECRs researching topics relating to the following maritime encounters: piracy, slavery, migration, exploration, cultural memory, and littoral communities. Deadline: 20 January. 👇
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🗣️CFP: Thrilled to announce the Call for Papers for the #EncountersAtSea Conference!
⚓️Open to PG/ECRs researching topics relating to the following maritime encounters: piracy, slavery, migration, exploration, cultural memory, and littoral communities.
Deadline: 20 January.
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Today, the University of Cambridge is sharing research into its historical connections to slavery.
Read the summary, a response from the Vice-Chancellor, and our plans for creating a Cambridge Legacies of Enslavement Fund.
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