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Drawing the lines
Shifting boundaries and legal ambiguities in the North Sea
Nov 9
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Hannah Booth
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Body clocks all at sea
Listening out for the many rhythms of life
Aug 3
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Hannah Booth
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"Isn't it good, Norwegian wood?"
Fir timbers from the fjords
Jul 27
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Hannah Booth
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At the mercy of shifting sands
Bruges, Dunwich and the dynamic seabed
Jun 29
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Hannah Booth
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Stockfish: Britain's culinary ghost
The Norfolk town of King’s Lynn boasts a significant architectural rarity on this side of the North Sea: England’s only surviving example of a Hanseatic…
Jun 22
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Hannah Booth
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How the North Sea oil fields got their names
For as long as we can tell, we humans have named the places important to us in reference to features in the landscape — below that hill there, by this…
Jun 15
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Hannah Booth
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Shore-strewn seaweed and scattered lives
How the Industrial Revolution came and went on the North Atlantic fringe
Apr 26
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Hannah Booth
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Risking all for three casks of barley
Terje Vigen and the long shadow of the Skagerrak blockade
Feb 9
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Hannah Booth
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Through the lens of the lighthouse
Reflections of human nature in and around the North Sea
Feb 3
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Hannah Booth
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The enduring clout of the North Sea fishwife
Anyone familiar with the North Sea coast is likely to have encounted her at some point, on a windswept promenade or harbourside, silently bidding for…
Oct 20, 2024
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Hannah Booth
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The risks of living at the water’s edge
1362 and the “Great Drowning of Men”
Nov 3, 2023
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Hannah Booth
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