Monthly Archives: April 2013

Margaret Thatcher – Chemist.

Posted on April 10, 2013 by Gill Kirkup

No UK based blog about women can ignore the death this week of Margaret Thatcher. She has been too important for us all in the last 40 years, and not in ways that we enjoyed. For someone like me who … Continue reading →

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Ice Age Women

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Gill Kirkup

Over the weekend I visited the Ice Age Art exhibition at the British Museum. This small but wonderful exhibition has as its theme the argument that our Ice Age ancestors 40,000 years ago were intellectually modern human beings whose aesthetic … Continue reading →

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