Hello all… so the Sunday posts have been a little quiet of late! Things have been very crazy for the past month or so, so I’ve been really trying to take the weekends off from *everything* (except laundry!) and just relax and recharge to tackle another work week. Things are sort of calming down (or, probably more accurately, I’m finally learning some new job duties well enough that they don’t take as much time and I’m not as stressed by them) so I hope to get back into a groove with Sunday posts when there is enough news to post about.<\/p>\n
I missed the upcoming books and events for September post, so I’ll mention below a couple of things that would have been in that post. The rest will be in the October round-up.<\/p>\n
* Tudor tunes: music at the courts of Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and James VI and I<\/a><\/p>\n * First 3D model of church where remains of Richard III laid were laid created by DMU<\/a><\/p>\n * Cod bones from Mary Rose reveal globalized fish trade in Tudor England<\/a><\/p>\n * Renovation of Tudor chapel at The Vyne begins<\/a> – More information from the National Trust website: New technology saves exquisite Tudor stained glass<\/a><\/p>\n And a few items that would have been on the September books and events round-up:<\/p>\n * The Anne Boleyn Files Tudor Calendar 2016 Now Available<\/a><\/p>\n * BBC History Magazine’s York History Weekend<\/a> 25th – 27th September 2015<\/p>\n