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Professor David Dumville presents the inaugural lecture in an ongoing series on Palaeography & Manuscript Studies named in memory of celebrated author and scholar, Montague Rhodes James (1862-1936). Manuscripts and Historiography, Cistercian Monks and the pan-Insular past: The Abbey of Sawley in Craven and its links with Scotland, 1150-1225

The Annual General Meeting of the Friends, followed by a free talk by Professor Marjory Harper

Part of the King's Museum lecture programme

The Department of History of Art and the King's Museum Lecture and Events series is pleased to present the fourth talk in the 2013/2014 programme:

Following several successful sessions in December, there will be three further opportunities to attend a Maths Advice Open Door session in The Sir Duncan Rice Library.

Pirates, all hands on deck! This swash-buckling evening will have you following a treasure trail to see five of Aberdeen University's amazing locations at night. All the venues will host different activities, all pirate themed.

In this event, the Aberdeen Humanities Fund will review the outcomes of four initial pilot projects that were the recipients of support from the Hunter Caldwell Awards:

Discover some amazing sea creatures and make your own aquatic art masterpiece.

Things Unseen is a new exhibition of print and poetry, based on research and creative development relating to marine sciences.

This exhibition uses items from the Special Collections Centre to review stories of emigration from Aberdeen and Scotland to Canada.