Audio, video and Transcripts
Starting in October of 2006, the College Museums Department will be recording selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archiving the recordings here for the public. See below for all recorded lectures to date.
Starting in October of 2006, the College Museums Department will be recording selected lectures and events held at the Hunterian Museum and archiving the recordings here for the public. See below for all recorded lectures to date.
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The scandalous Worsleys: sex and celebrity divorce in the 18th CenturyRecorded 11 June 2009
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Making Sex Electric: Dr James Graham and his ‘Celestial Bed’Recorded 20 May 2009 |
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Darwin’s London
Recorded on 16 May 2009
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Romantic surgery, radical politics and revolutionary bodysnatchingLecture by: Druin BurchRecorded on 30 April 2009 |
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The surgeon, the countess, her husband and his loverLecture by: Wendy MooreRecorded on 19 March 2009 |
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Medicine with a mission: suffragettes as army surgeonsLecture by: Jennian F GeddesRecorded on 5 March 2009 |
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Sir Bernard Spilsbury - hero or villain
Lecture by: Andrew Rose |
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Disease and everyday life in ancient Egypt: the contribution of modern science
Lecture by: Professor Rosalie David OBE |
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The Dread Table: Public Dissection at Surgeons' HallSimon Chaplin |
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The artist and the anatomistProfessor Harold Ellis |
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Criminals, Bishops and other (in)famous bodies in the Hunterian MuseumSimon Chaplin |
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Gray's Anatomy and those who created itLecture by: Dr Ruth Richardson |












