Skip to content

Research notes and resources on the histories of Wales and popular culture

Blog
Essays
Wales: England’s Colony?
Wales since 1939
About

Tag: baldness

Baldness in history

A short video some Swansea University students made.

Author HanesCymruPosted on June 25, 2019June 25, 2019Categories history, popular cultureTags bald, baldness, masculinity, men, students, Victorian, videoLeave a comment on Baldness in history

Search for:

Recent Posts

Education, the decline of Welsh and why communities matter more than classrooms
10 classic novels from the ‘Welsh Century’
I like voting
Race, National Identity, and Responses to Muhammad Ali in 1960s Britain
Jack Leslie: The man who should have been England’s first black international footballer
Emotions, the Welsh Not and getting to know a Victorian headmaster.

Blog entries

books
Christmas
contemporary history
education
football
higher education
historiography
history
methodology
motorways
music
politics
popular culture
publishing
random quotes
roads
sports history
swansea city
Television
Uncategorized
Wales

Twitter

RT @NationCymru: Education, the decline of Welsh and why communities matter more than classrooms | @martinjohnes nation.cymru/opinion/educat… 21 hours ago
RT @SwanseaHistory: Some historical perspectives from @martinjohnes on the decline of Welsh and what can be done for its future. 1 day ago
RT @matthew_mtaylor: Great to see article by @martinjohnes and me on 'Boxing, Race, and British Identity, 1945-1962' published by The Hist… 1 day ago
Whatever you think of Welsh independence, the graphic illustrates the profound economic inequality within the UK. twitter.com/YesCymru/statu… 1 day ago

My other websites

Articles & papers
The Aberfan disaster

Blog
Essays
Wales: England’s Colony?
Wales since 1939
About

Martin Johnes Blog at WordPress.com.