Issue 22

December 2025

Letter from the Editors

Welcome to Issue 22

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This issue, EPOCH explores the theme of SPORT AND SOCIETY

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Read about Conflict, TOPICAL HISTORIES, and Historical Engagement here >>>

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Check out our articles on Disability, Medieval Pardons, and

Women Codebreakers

Engaging with History

Medieval Literature and Society: A Tutorial for Historians

Josh Coulthard

Edge Hill University

Lost Heritage: the Maltepe Venus and Marine Mucilage in the Sea of Marmara

Şebnem Balım Çapkan

Lancaster University

Alice Jackson

Lancaster University

Cultural Amnesia and Stalin's Shadow in Post-Soviet Russia

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Connecting with historical consciousness through special collections Libraries

Kristina R. Sutherland Louisiana State University

Designing to Understand: InFographics as a tool for Learning and communication

Alex Prina

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Speaking Pictures: A History of Ekphrasis

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Sumera Saleem | Sargodha University

Object Studies in Early Modern Historiography

Issue 05 September 2021

Hannah Westwick

When Fact Meets Fiction

Issue 13 September 2023

Amy Neal | Birkbeck, University of London

Preparing and Cleaning Data for Historical Research with Excel

Issue 16 June 2024

Edward Moore | Lancaster University

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Conflict and upheaval

The Experience of Disability in the hundred years' war

Eleanor J. Bailey
University of Sheffield

How Mughal Inheritance Shaped a Dynasty’s Destruction

Khadija Tauseef

Government College Lahore

Women Codebreakers of World War I

Alison Sawyers

University of Cambridge

The Hóng Wèibīng Movement and May 68 Student Protests

Evgeniia Gromova

University of Padua

From Past Issues

Red Scares in the Irish Free State

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Conor Knowles | Trinity College, Dublin

Lusignan Prestige and the Alexandria Crusade

Issue 10 December 2022

Antonis Leontiou | Northumbria University

Sport and Society

Kits for Victory!
How Dutch Football Commemorates the Second World War

Alex Pomeroy

Lancaster University

'The Little Village that first gave it birth'. Turton and the World's Game

Jude Rowley

University of Exeter

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From Belonging to Longing:
Navigating Nationhood and Allegiance in Ghanaian Football

Emmanel Adeyemi-Abere

Lancaster University

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Pawns and Power: Chess Culture and Post-war Russian Diplomacy

Issue 06 December 2021

Emilia Castelao | Diplomatic Academy of Vienna

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Refugee Football Clubs of the Greco-Turkish War

Issue 03 March 2021

Luke Connelly | Lancaster University

Topical

Topical Histories

Alice Jackson

Lancaster University

Cultural Amnesia and Stalin's Shadow in Post-Soviet Russia

Women at the Altar in the Church of England

Vedran Obućina

Centre for Interreligious Dialogue

The Burned Statute: Medieval Jews, Modern Poland

Hannah Scott-Ravikumar

University of Oxford

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Issue 22

December 2025

Letter from the Editors

Welcome to Issue 22

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Featured Articles

Engaging with History

Medieval Literature and Society: A Tutorial for Historians

Lost Heritage: the Maltepe Venus and Marine Mucilage in the Sea of Marmara

Cultural Amnesia and Stalin's Shadow in Post-Soviet Russia

Connecting with historical consciousness through special collections Libraries

Designing to Understand: InFographics as a tool for Learning and communication

From Past Issues

Featured Articles

Conflict and upheaval

The Experience of Disability in the hundred years' war

How Mughal Inheritance Shaped a Dynasty’s Destruction

Women Codebreakers of World War I

The Hóng Wèibīng Movement and May 68 Student Protests

From Past Issues

Featured Articles

Sport and Society

Kits for Victory!
How Dutch Football Commemorates the Second World War

'The Little Village that first gave it birth'. Turton and the World's Game

From Belonging to Longing:
Navigating Nationhood and Allegiance in Ghanaian Football

From Past Issues

Featured Articles

Topical Histories

Cultural Amnesia and Stalin's Shadow in Post-Soviet Russia

Women at the Altar in the Church of England

The Burned Statute: Medieval Jews, Modern Poland

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See all articles from Issue 22

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