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The majority of the research at St Andrews takes place within the academic schools. However, large projects can form as research centres or institutes. When a grouping is concerned only with research collaboration, it is described as a Centre. When the grouping also provides undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, it is described as an Institute.

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Ghosts and ancestral spirits as witnesses of World War Two in Papua New Guinea

Bablis, Gregory Waula Gribinien Tuna (2025-06-30) - Thesis

My thesis explores relationships with the ‘ghosts of war’ – foreign war dead from Australia, Japan, and the United States – in former battlefield sites in Papua New Guinea. I focus on two sites prominent in PNGs World War ...
Settlement and contact on Late Roman and Early Medieval South Naxos, Keros and Kato Kouphonisi

Indgjerd, Hallvard Rübner (2020-07-30) - Thesis

This thesis is a study of settlement patterns and contact networks in the Central Cyclades in the Late Roman period and the Byzantine Early Middle Ages. It brings together data from field surveys covering a broad range ...
Cultivating Englishness : national identity in Middle English romance

Watanabe, Miui (2021-06-29) - Thesis

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Communicating Lutheranism : church building in an age of orthodoxy, 1555-1618

Schofield, Neale Denis (University of St Andrews, 2022-06-16) - Thesis

Martin Luther’s preaching and books transformed the small town of Wittenberg into the home of the Protestant Reformation. Yet, Wittenberg’s dependence on Luther has prompted scholarship to question the town’s world-historical ...
Women as book producers : the case of Nuremberg

Farrell-Jobst, Jessica Jade (University of St Andrews, 2022-06-16) - Thesis

This thesis explores the multifaceted roles in which women participated in the early modern book trade. Focusing on Nuremberg, home to many successful bookwomen, it examines how they crafted work identities and exercised ...