Landscape interpretation from historical OS maps
In this clip, Briony McDonagh describes an activity she offers to third year students using historical OS maps to reconstruct the landscape and historical geography of Burton Agnes in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
- Postgraduates
Landscapes of sound and audible geographies
Sounds can offer powerful evidence of lived experiences in the past and prompt oral history recollection.
- Postgraduates
More than muddy boots and ruined buildings: landscape interpretation with students
The introduction of new technologies and collaborations can broaden out what historical geographers do.
- Postgraduates
New York historical geography fieldtrip - Innes Keighren
Innes Keighren (Royal Holloway, University of London) talks about taking students to New York for a fieldtrip.