![The EICAH project continues through blog posts and publications](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2014/05/IMG_6986-470x140.jpg)
The Leverhulme Trust-funded East India Company at Home, 1757-1857 project officially ended in August 2014. A series of publications produced as a result of the…
![Over 3 years the EICAH project held a series of events](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2014/08/IMG_1352-470x140.jpg)
The EICAH project hosted study days at the British Library, the North Yorkshire County Record Office, the University of Edinburgh and the National Museum Wales….
![The EICAH project explored themes of race, gender, family and region](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2013/02/Portrait-of-an-indian-woman-470x140.jpg)
In an exhibition, case studies, articles, and book chapters the East India Company at Home project used analytical categories such as race, gender, family, and…
![The EICAH project created online resources, bibliographies and finding aids](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2013/05/1-casket-closed-colour-470x140.jpg)
Members of the core project team (including AHRC cultural engagement fellow Chris Jeppesen) produced a series of bibliographies, findings aids and online resources, which project…
![The EICAH project produced over 30 online case studies](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2013/06/RIBA3951-470x140.jpg)
Over three years the core project team worked with a variety of project associates to co-produce more than 30 publicly-available case studies. Find out more…
![The EICAH project collaborated across diverse research communities](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2014/08/Wales1-470x140.jpg)
Over three years the core project team worked with over 300 project associates from different backgrounds (archivists, curators, family historians, local historians, art dealers, university-based…
![Objects, Families, Homes Conference - Final Session Recording](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2014/07/BsWu6pZCEAAzQXE-470x140.jpg)
A recording of the final discussion session at the Objects, Families, Homes: British Material Cultures in Global Context is now available. The conference took place…
![Colonel Robert Smith and Redcliffe Towers](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2014/07/13.-Central-Rotunda-470x140.jpg)
The eccentric building Redcliffe Towers, built on the edge of a cliff in Devon, is now a well-known landmark in the town of Paignton. It…
![New Case Study: Ivory Furniture](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2014/07/Viz-Cabinet-1-470x140.jpg)
The Afterlife of Objects: Anglo-Indian Ivory Furniture in Britain The term ‘ivory’ describes the teeth or tusks of elephants and other mammals, including the Asiatic…
![New Case Study: The Scarth Family of London and Ilford](https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/eicah/files/2014/07/Whampoa-470x140.jpg)
An Intangible Legacy: The Scarth Family of London and Ilford The Scarths of London and Ilford were a family with two generations of trade…
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