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Posted on February 23, 2011 by admin
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Welcome to DrHannahRumble.com

I am both a Research Officer in the Department of Social and Policy Sciences at the University of Bath and a Teaching Fellow on the Foundation degree for Funeral Services in the Centre for Death and Society. I was also made an Honorary Associate in the Department of Theology and Religion, Centre for Death and Life Studies, at the University of Durham following the completion of my AHRC-ESRC funded PhD under the supervision of Professor Douglas Davies.  Professor Douglas Davies and I went on to co-author a book in which findings from my doctoral research were discussed in relation to his expertise in the wider issues of spirituality and funeral innovation in contemporary Britain. This book is published by Continuum and will be available in 2012.

As a STEM social science Ambassador I give presentations in schools on funeral rites, natural burial, spirituality and funerals, death and bereavement, amongst many other related topics that are requested in my public engagement and outreach role.

This site is a platform for discussing anything related to natural burial. I therefore welcome posts and guest contributions from anybody who has a personal, professional or academic interest in natural burial, be it in the UK or much further afield.

I am happy to consider collaborations in research, the arts and media. I am also available for consultancy and public speaking.

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I’m guest speaker at the University of Bristol’s Anthropology and Archeaology seminar series this week

Posted on February 27, 2012 by Dr Hannah Rumble
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Click on the link below for details of my presentation at the University of Bristol’s Archaeology and Anthropology Research Seminar Series taking place today, the 29th February no less! I hope to see some of you there!

BAARS Seminar

 

 

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