Guest Blog: The Discovery of Mogao Caves by Aurel Stein and a Hungarian Expedition (Part 2)
This is the second of two guest blogs on Sir Marc Aurel Stein, the Hungarian-born, British archaeologist. You can read
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This is the second of two guest blogs on Sir Marc Aurel Stein, the Hungarian-born, British archaeologist. You can read
Continue readingA selection of material exploring the world of James Joyce’s Ulysses is now on display on the first floor of
Continue readingWe are delighted to host the first of two guest blogs on Sir Marc Aurel Stein, the Hungarian-born, British archaeologist
Continue readingThroughout the month of June, we are pleased to host a special exhibition curated by the Irish Astronomical Association. Materials
Continue readingSpecial Collections at Queen’s University is pleased to announce that we have a new manuscript collection ready for viewing. McNeill
Continue readingQueen’s, Belfast is celebrating its 180th anniversary in 2025 Queen’s College Belfast was founded alongside its sister Colleges in Cork
Continue readingCurrently running on the first floor of the McClay Library is a display showcasing three periodicals that emerged from Belfast’s
Continue readingSpecial Collections is pleased to host an exhibition of books, publications and ephemera from the private library and archive of
Continue readingSpecial Collections is pleased to announce that the Airlie House Collection (MS 94) is now available for consultation. The collection,
Continue readingA selection of items from the Cuala Press Card Collection is currently on display on the first floor of the
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