Presentations

We have presented our work to a number of seminar groups, conferences and other audiences. Recent presentations include:

• June 2008. ‘What was life like in Victorian London: just askSam’, presented by Alastair Owens (Queen Mary, University of London) to MA History students as part of research training module, Birkbeck, University of London
  
  
• April 2008. ‘Living in Victorian London: a material history of everyday life’ presented by Alastair Owens (Queen Mary, University of London), Nigel Jeffries (Museum of London Archaeology Service) and Rupert Featherby (Museum of London Archaeology Service) to the Crossing Paths, Sharing Tracks conference, University of Leicester
  
  
• March 2008. ‘Living in Victorian London: A Telephone Workshop’. A telephone ‘conference’ discussion between Alastair Owens (Queen Mary, University of London), Nigel Jeffries (Museum of London Archaeology Service) and Mary C. Beaudry (Boston University), Adrian Praetzellis (Sonoma State University), Mary Praetzellis (Sonoma State University) and Rebecca Yamin (John Milner Associates)
  
  
• March 2008. ‘Excavating the social boundaries of Victorian London’, Alastair Owens (Queen Mary, University of London), Nigel Jeffries (Museum of London Archaeology Service) and Rupert Featherby (Museum of London Archaeology Service) to the Urban History Group annual conference, University of Nottingham
  
  
• March 2008. ‘Living in Victorian London: materiality and everyday life in the mid nineteenth century metropolis’ presented by Alastair Owens (Queen Mary, University of London) to a seminar series on Citizenship and Community: Moscow, Paris, London, Berlin and St Petersburg, Interdisciplinary Seminar, Queen Mary, University of London
  
  
• February 2008. ‘Nineteenth-century London: an archaeological perspective’ presented by Rupert Featherby (Museum of London Archaeology Service) to City of London Archaeology Society, St Katherine Cree Church Hall, London
  
  
• January 2008. ‘Living in Victorian London: a material history of everyday Alastair Owens (Queen Mary, University of London), Karen Wehner (Queen Mary, University of London), Nigel Jeffries (Museum of London Archaeology Service) and Rupert Featherby (Museum of London Archaeology Service) to the to the Public History seminar, Ruskin College, Oxford.
  
  
• July 2007. ‘Living in Victorian London: materiality and household archaeologies’ presented by Nigel Jeffries (Museum of London Archaeology Service) and Rupert Featherby (Museum of London Archaeology Service) to the to the Urban living: society, culture and politics in the English town 1700-1850 conference, University of Northampton.