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2013
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The Literature of Travel and Exploration: The Work of the Hakluyt Society
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This talk is presented as part of the current exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library, Wanderlust: Travel Journals and Explorers' Notes.The exhibition features vivid writing contained in some of the travel journals and explorers' notebooks held with the University's Special Collections
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A Dyce in Singapore
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This talk is presented as part of the current exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library, Wanderlust: Travel Journals and Explorers' Notes.The exhibition features vivid writing contained in some of the travel journals and explorers' notebooks held with the University's Special Collections.
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"The Present Time is Oors"
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Part of the King's Museum Tuesday Evening Lecture Series
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A King's College graduate abroad
-This talk explores the fascinating British and Irish networks in central Europe as recorded in the Triennial Travels of James Fraser of Kirkhill (1634-1709). The events is presented as part of the current exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library, Wanderlust: Travel Journals and Explorers' Notes.The exhibition features vivid writing...
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Beneath the Surface: a journey into the past? Case studies from the University's art collection
-Part of the King's Museum Tuesday Evening Lecture Series
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Goethe's Wanderlust: The Travel Notes and the Final Version of Italian Journey
-This talk is presented as part of the current exhibition at the Sir Duncan Rice Library, Wanderlust: Travel Journals and Explorers' Notes.The exhibition features vivid writing contained in some of the travel journals and explorers' notebooks held with the University's Special Collections.
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What a Voice
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An exhibition by Article 12 in Scotland's Young Gypsy Travellers' Lives project group
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Board of the Kings: the material culture of playtime in Scotland AD 1-1600
-Part of the King's Museum Tuesday Evening Lectures
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May Festival Family Fun: African animal attack!
-Come to the Sir Duncan Rice Library and make African style masks inspired by the amazing animal stories told in letters held in the Special Collections.