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• Opening the Box of Chocolates: a Tasting Introduction to Studies of Cacao and Chocolate

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• Richard Relhan: can a portrait be reconstructed from the biographical bones?
• Planting crops, gathering knowledge: scientific objects, plantation economies and knowledge production in nineteenth-century Guatemala
• Cave science, bat guano and prehistory in the Malay Peninsula, c. 1900
• Vere, Lady Lynch (1647–1682): women colonists as artists and scientists in early English Jamaica
• 'North to the future': deep ecological fieldwork in Arctic Alaska
• Hybrid futures: unnatural acts in American gardens
• Paradise lost: fashioning the East Indies aboard a VOC ship in 1623
• 'Making sense' of the prion hypothesis: theory and practice, 1996–2004
• A polar conversation: studying the histories of the Arctic and Antarctic
• Time, science and empire: cosmography and navigation in the Iberian monarchies in the 16th century
• University of Cambridge HPS MPhil Flash Talks
• Anthropology's queer histories: John Layard's homosocial milieu and encounters in the field in Atchin (1914–15) and Cambridge
• Ginger as storied matter: decolonisation and display in Amgueddfa Cymru's Economic Botany collection
• The voyage of the sheep from Tibet: animal breeding in the 18th-century French Empire
• The first plants changed the planet and they used mud to do it
• 'Indeed it is the thing itself': women and visual culture in the Earth Sciences, 1813–1850
• 'Where stones remained silent, plants spoke': practising historical biogeography in 19th-century Egypt
• Re-enacting past experiments: how and why
• A plague from on high? Comets, disease and meteorology in late medieval England