Daisy Turnbull

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Current PhD Student researching the history of Wrecking in Britain and Sweden between 1700-1850. Maritime historian and archaeologist with a background in museum and public heritage.

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Culture and the coast of 21st century Britain: a review of maritime heritage in action
Turnbull, D., 16 May 2024, Maritime Britain in the 21st Century. Jamieson, K., Rowlands, K. & Young, A. (eds.). 1st ed. Dartmouth, UK: Paul Honeywill
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed) › peer-review
Comparative history of eighteenth century wrecking legislation: problems of legal definitions, jurisdictions and prosecution in British and Swedish courts
Turnbull, D. K., 21 Jun 2023.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract

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The right to wreck in the decline of the Cinque Ports: Admiralty Court and the enforcement of royal privilege on the coast of Kent and Sussex in the early to mid-19th century
Turnbull, D., 31 Mar 2023.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract
A ‘drift’ in the Anthropocene: A case study of urban maritime materiality
Turnbull, D. K., 1 Dec 2022, In: Coastal Studies and Society. 1, 2-4, p. 156-179 23 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

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Towards a coastal history of wrecking in the North Sea: legality and cultural practice of British ‘wreckers’ in the 18th century
Turnbull, D. K., 18 Nov 2022.
Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract

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Public lecture at the Vasa Museum 'Shipwreck Shores; Wrecking and Coastal Cultures of Britain and Sweden 1700-1850.'
Turnbull, D. (Speaker)
14 Apr 2023
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk

Daisy Turnbull

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Culture and the coast of 21st century Britain: a review of maritime heritage in action

Comparative history of eighteenth century wrecking legislation: problems of legal definitions, jurisdictions and prosecution in British and Swedish courts

The right to wreck in the decline of the Cinque Ports: Admiralty Court and the enforcement of royal privilege on the coast of Kent and Sussex in the early to mid-19th century

A ‘drift’ in the Anthropocene: A case study of urban maritime materiality

Towards a coastal history of wrecking in the North Sea: legality and cultural practice of British ‘wreckers’ in the 18th century

Public lecture at the Vasa Museum 'Shipwreck Shores; Wrecking and Coastal Cultures of Britain and Sweden 1700-1850.'

Daisy Turnbull

Personal profile

Summary

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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years

Research output

Culture and the coast of 21st century Britain: a review of maritime heritage in action

Comparative history of eighteenth century wrecking legislation: problems of legal definitions, jurisdictions and prosecution in British and Swedish courts

The right to wreck in the decline of the Cinque Ports: Admiralty Court and the enforcement of royal privilege on the coast of Kent and Sussex in the early to mid-19th century

A ‘drift’ in the Anthropocene: A case study of urban maritime materiality

Towards a coastal history of wrecking in the North Sea: legality and cultural practice of British ‘wreckers’ in the 18th century

Activities

Public lecture at the Vasa Museum 'Shipwreck Shores; Wrecking and Coastal Cultures of Britain and Sweden 1700-1850.'