Cambridge University Library will be the venue for our summer meeting this year, and we will be viewing South Asian material from the Royal Commonwealth Society's Fisher and COVIC archives, as well as rare maps and plans from the University Library's Map Department.
Follow links for information on the Fisher photograph collection, and the Papers of the Colonial Office Visual Instruction Committee.
Sabrina Meneghini will share some of her research. Do read her blog posts of 19 January 2018 and 12 April 2018.
We will be hosting a larger exhibition of work from this archive entitled 'Classroom Photographic Journeys' in the Alison Richard Building, West Road, Cambridge 20 April - 29 May 2020. Please make a note in your 2020 diary!
Our summer meeting on 25th July will commence at 2 pm, and finish around 5pm.
Spaces will be limited, so if you haven't yet confirmed your attendance, please contact Rachel Rowe (rcs @ lib.cam.ac.uk with the subject line: 'SAALG 25 July 2019') if you plan to attend.
Looking forward to seeing you on Thursday 25th July.
Rachel Rowe
Smuts Librarian for South Asian & Commonwealth Studies
University of Cambridge
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Job Vacancy: Research Associate (Persian Collections), John Rylands Library
The John Rylands Research Institute wishes to appoint a Research Associate to work on the University of Manchester’s world-class Persian Manuscript Collection. The successful candidate is expected to hold a Ph.D. in Persianate studies or a related area, ideally dealing with Persian book culture, possess an excellent command of Persian and Arabic and have extensive experience of cataloguing manuscripts in Persian scripts.
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