Aberdeen Burgh Records Project

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A conversation with Chris Croly, Public Engagement Manager and Dr Claire Hawes. Aberdeen has some of the most important archives and the City’s Burgh Records are UNESCO recognised because of their completeness. The Burgh Records Project sought to transcribe these archives and learn about life in medieval Aberdeen.

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This conversation will unpack some of the details of daily life in Aberdeen over 500 years ago.

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