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2013
July
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Wanderlust Family Fun: Around Aberdeen
-How well do you know your local area?
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Global Explorers
-Special Collections Centre Summer School with King's Museum
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Dickens, Journalism, and Fellowship: Exhibition, Lectures & Online Tour
-The Aberdeen branch of the Dickens Fellowship in collaboration with The University of Aberdeen Centre for the Novel and The Friends of Aberdeen University Library is pleased to announce Dickens, Journalism, and Fellowship: An Exhibition, Lectures and an Online Tour. Come along to an Exhibition of 19th-century Journalism devised by Anthony...
June
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European Oil and Gas Network Conference 2013
-The 4th conference of the European Oil & Gas Archives Network (EOGAN): Corporate Engagement and Public Access
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Wanderlust Family Fun: Across the Map
-Come to The Sir Duncan Rice Library for an afternoon of art and craft.
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Medieval heritage in twentieth-century Norway: Ideologies, conflicts, practices
-Part of the King's Museum Tuesday Evening Lecture Series
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Documenting Culture - Documenting Difference
-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
May
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The Literature of Travel and Exploration: The Work of the Hakluyt Society
-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
-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"
-Part of the King's Museum Tuesday Evening Lecture Series