About Daisy Turnbull

Daisy Turnbull is a PhD student of History on a split site project between the University of Portsmouth (UK) and the University of Halmstad (SE). Her current research focuses on coastal and maritime cultures of Britain and Sweden from 1700 to 1850, looking at ship wrecking on the North Sea coastline. She is a multidisciplinary scholar with degrees in both history and archaeology, and works in a digital and blue humanities format. She is a member of the Chartered Institute of Archaeology, the Nautical Archaeological Society, the Coastal History Network and the IHR’s History Lab, as well as PTUC. Daisy’s passion for maritime heritage was first sparked at the Mary Rose Museum; she eventually went on to work for the museum for nearly four years and has taken on numerous public engagement roles within heritage organisations. Most recently she assisted in establishing a field museum and engagement programme for L-P: Archaeology at an archaeological site for the Hs2 project in Buckinghamshire that appeared on the BBC show Digging for Britain. Daisy is also one of the founding hosts and editor for the new Beyond the Porthole Podcast. Email: daisy.turnbull@port.ac.uk Twitter: @time_daisy Website: thetimetravelersdaughter.wordpress.com

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Beyond the Porthole’s first full length episode ‘When The Ship Has Sailed’ is now live!

By Daisy Turnbull on April 25, 2022 in blogs, Impact & Outreach, notfeature

Beyond the Porthole’s first full length episode ‘When The Ship Has Sailed’ is now live! On this episode of Beyond the Porthole, join Daisy Turnbull, Charlotte Steffen and Suzanne Marie Taylor as they dive into aspects of maritime cultural history in this episode ‘When the Ship has Sailed’. Here they look at the histories of […]

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