Remaking history: how recreating early daguerreotype photographs gave us a window to the past

Elisa deCourcy

Remaking history: how recreating early daguerreotype photographs gave us a window to the past

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In this new series, Remaking History, academics take a look at the ways they are recreating historical practices, and how this impacts their research today.

Original language	English
Pages	Online
No.	Online
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 2022

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