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Go behind the scenes with our expert curators, astronomers, conservators and library & archive team

07 Mar 2018
Political Agent: Emma Hamilton’s many identities
Political Agent is the eighth post in our series exploring the many fascinating identities Emma Hamilton held throughout her life. It explores Emma's extraordinary political influence during her time in Naples.
06 Mar 2018
Catharine Dowman and the preservation of Cutty Sark
There are few influential female figures in Cutty Sark's story but one notable character is Catharine Dowman, née Courtauld.
20 Feb 2018
Total War and the March towards Votes for Women
Discover records relating to the Women’s Royal Naval Service in this new Caird Library and Archive display, February - June 2018. 
20 Feb 2018
Against the grain: the construction of Tudor panel paintings
What can the back of a painting tell us? Paintings conservator Lucy Odlin sheds some light on the often overlooked underside of Tudor masterpieces.
16 Feb 2018
Saving a colourful past
Cleaning and consolidation of a 19th century mask from Vanuatu, Melanesia
13 Feb 2018
The Curious Journal of a Voyage to Bengal
James Creassy’s journal (Item ID: JOD/304) is over 300 pages long and written in perfectly legible handwriting – a rare find for material from 1777! He does not say why he is travelling to Bengal, but records in detail the entertaining, dramatic and sometimes rather distressing events that take place during the journey.
07 Feb 2018
Alone at sea: Donald Crowhurst and the story of solo yacht racing
The Mercy starring Colin Firth portrays Donald Crowhurst's tragic attempt to sail around the world single-handedly in the first race of its kind. Maritime specialist Jeremy Michell sheds light on the perils of sailing alone, the progress of yacht racing, and the importance of remembering failure.
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