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 Responses to Islamic ArtBradford Young Ambassadors share views about Islamic objects Read More |
 Women´s Rights - The Equal Pay DebateA look at women´s campaign for equal employment rights in the 1940s Read More |
 Blue Socks - The School Uniform DebateFrom the 1970s 'Blue Socks' uniform case to school uniform today Read More |
 The Censorship of Horror ComicsShould young people´s reading material be censored? Read More |
 Chinese BanknoteChinese banknote from the Ming Dynasty of 1368-1644 Read More |
 Bitter Sweet History - aspects of the British Slave TradeThe British Slave Trade and issues around Fair Trade today Read More |
 William WilberforceFind out about Hull´s most famous son. Read More |
 Sioux Indian KnifeA sheath made in North America by Sioux Indians Read More |
 The Message - Creative CampaigningCreating awareness raising campaigns through art Read More |
 Creative Writing at Sandal CastleUsing ruins, artefacts, documents and imagination! Read More |
 Changes in Society - Managing an ExhibitionResponding to a brief to develop and manage an exhibition Read More |
 Investigating the History of a HouseGeneric methods of exploring the history of a country house Read More |
 Mandarin Square19th Century Chinese Qing Dynasty Embroidery Read More |
 M&S Making a Mark - Simon MarksInnovative leader who made M&S the high street name it is today Read More |
 The Grimston SwordA Celtic iron age sword used in battle Read More |
 History Around HullExplore the development of Hull through a journey down its historic High Street Read More |
 Attitudes to slaveryHow were attitudes to slavery challenged and changed over time? Read More |
 Hindu CasketAnglo-Indian crafts helped the British in India feel at home Read More |
 Censorship and Propaganda in WWIIA look at how the government aimed to maintain morale during WWII Read More |
 Sande Society RattleCeremonial rattle used by West African girls and women Read More |
 Sudanese SwordA bloody story of Victorian Britain and an Islamic uprising Read More |
 M&S First Self-Service Shopping SystemInnovative new ways of selling Read More |
 Ajrakh, block printed fabric from RajasthanTraditional Indian cotton fabric using natural dyes Read More |
 M&S Making a Mark - Michael MarksFrom Russian Poland to Leeds market - the founder's story Read More |
 M&S - Homegrown Expansion in LeedsModernisation in Leeds stores from the 1930s Read More |
 M&S Birth of a Brand - Campaign Case Study - 125 AnniversaryHow M&S celebrated 125 years of being in business in 2009 Read More |
 Ideas and Evidence in Science: The Kirkdale CaveHow scientists work - ideas and evidence. Read More |
 Crime and Punishment - Sophia ConstableThe crime and punishment of an 11 year old Victorian 'young offender' Read More |
 Bedale 19th and 20th Century Painters and DecoratorsExamining the Bucktrout and Firth businesses of Bedale Read More |
 Bradford's Industrial RevolutionTracking a city's industrial and social change Read More |
Sudanese SwordA bloody story of Victorian Britain and an Islamic uprising Read More |
 Japanese Ivory CarvingThese okimono display Japanese carving skills to the world Read More |
 M&S and the War Effort - Staff StoriesA melted cash float, firefighting ladies and wartime staff bulletins Read More |
 Hull-istic Medicine: Public Health through TimeExplore Hull's health from the middle to the modern ages Read More |
 Quilts and Quilt Making from 1718 to TodayQuilts from different periods and regions and how they were made Read More |
 1984 Miners' Strike Symbol of supportItalian bag of sugar representing friendship and solidarity Read More |
 Documenting our PastLearn how to become a local historian by researching old documents Read More |
 Chinese Shoes of PainThe custom of breaking and binding feet in China Read More |
 Who was George Africanus?Piecing together the life of Nottingham’s first black entrepreneur Read More |
