A woman’s place was not in the home: New book challenges assumptions about women’s work in early modern history
New research has revealed that women played a fundamental role in the development of England’s national economy before 1700. Far...
Archaeology and History
National project launched to rediscover Henry VIII’s long-forgotten ‘Tudor Domesday Book’
A nationwide survey commissioned by Henry VIII on the property and wealth of 16th century England and Wales is to...
Free public festival of inspiring science and culture this month with the University of Exeter
Invasive hornets, air quality and pollution, and the power of comics to make you happy are among a vibrant programme...
Historian exchanges academic journals for TikTok in new BBC Radio 4 series
An expert in modern medical history is set to feature in a new BBC Radio 4 documentary exploring the promise...
World-leading University of Exeter academics appointed to REF 2029 panels
World-leading academics from the University of Exeter have been appointed to help steer the process of assessing the quality of...
Exeter historian awarded €1.5m by European Research Council for project on psychiatry in times of crisis
A historian at the University of Exeter has been awarded a €1.5m European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant to investigate...
Chance discovery inspires new historical insights into queer domestic life during the Georgian era
An unexplained reference to a mysterious figure known as the ‘cotquean’ has inspired a radical new exploration of the historical...
Archaeology student honoured by Devon museum
A young Devon archaeologist has been regonised by Budleigh Salterton‘s Fairlynch Museum for her work researching, studying and discovering Cornwall's...
The 80th anniversary of Hiroshima
On the 80th anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, historian Professor Richard...