NEW BLOG: Writ in Water - Discover water collections and how workshop participants used them to inspire creativity. https://t.co/4oMTSxG9Ac
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Creative Writing for #explorearchives week. Examining the archives to gain inspiration. @JoeTheNorm https://t.co/9hGx9wjxvD
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Thanks to all who came to Writ in Water last night - a great event thanks to Emma Filtness and all our participants https://t.co/Oq9YKFi4qB
Want to #explorearchives? Chart of S. China Coast, donated by George Staunton in 1825, maybe earliest in UK https://t.co/MRECNf4FjH
RAS Creative Writing Workshop with Emma Filtness on Weds 23 Nov 7-9pm exploring watery archives #explorearchives https://t.co/KEV9ZEIPOB
#explorearchives Letter from Michael Faraday, FRS, to Alexander Johnston, RAS, with completed chemical analysis https://t.co/18uwbdpV6M
MON 21 NOV 6.30: Henry Noltie launches his books on Hugh Cleghorn - his life and his botanical drawings. All Welcome https://t.co/0u15l2r66h
NEW BLOG: "From river to well, sea to canal...", Watery images to inspire your creative flow #explorearchives https://t.co/D2pTaf2MAo
1933 Map of Sinai: Free imagination journeys: WRIT IN WATER, 23 Nov, 7pm. Free writing workshop #explorearchives https://t.co/fGSfLGgKqQ
Water - hanging money (gua-qian) c.1830. Be inspired at WRIT IN WATER workshop, Weds 23 Nov, 7pm #explorearchives https://t.co/Iq3E6nZr8b
Tanjong Pagar Docks, Singapore, 1890. Part of display for WRIT IN WATER, FREE writing workshop Weds 23 Nov, 7-9pm https://t.co/gWErAC8rZ7
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Alison Ohta of @RAS_Soc studying Baybars Quran @BLAsia_Africa today https://t.co/6334bg5XoN
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The Library will be closed on the morning of Tues 22 November, and will only be open from 2pm-4.30pm. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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“This is called chahal kunji. It has 40 small keys with duas on them. To be dipped in water in bowl& drink .I have one from Iraq -100 y old https://t.co/NtscU1HRNy”
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Islamic water bowl - one of the objects featuring in our free Watery Creative Writing Workshop: Weds Nov 23, 6.30pm https://t.co/GD1cViz2Uy
Weds 16 Nov 6.30: Dr Menaka PP Bora will perform Indian classical dance inspired by Diwali. Tickets £10. All welcome https://t.co/sDE2FZG9tg
The Royal Asiatic Society was founded in 1823 by the eminent Sanskrit scholar Henry Colebrooke and a group of likeminded... individuals. It received its Royal Charter from King George IV in 1824 'for the investigation of subjects connected with and for the encouragement of science, literature and the arts in relation to Asia'. Throughout the course of the Society's history many distinguished scholars have contributed to its work, including Sir Richard Burton (1821-90) the noted explorer and first translator of the Arabian Nights and Kama Sutra and Sir Aurel Stein (1862-1943) the renowned archaeologist and explorer of the 'Silk Road'. The Society is affiliated to associate societies in India (Calcutta, Bombay, Bangalore, Madras, and Bihar), Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea and Malaysia. See more
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