In December 2005, during the final phase of the systematic erasure of Armenian material memories in Nakhichevan, Azerbaijan’s military flattened Djulfa, the world’s largest cemetery of khachkar stelae. Drawing on two decades of research, Dr Simon Maghakyan unveils a new theoretical framework for explaining the human impulse to manage disquieting heritage, exploring past-proofing policies that range from erasure to embrace.

The Blackstone Law Society is delighted to welcome Richard Clark to Pembroke College on Wednesday 29th October to give a talk on art law and applications for city law firms.

Join us on 3 November 2025 from 3pm onwards for tea and cupcakes, and explore our anniversary exhibition showcasing Quill’s work on the constitutional histories of the United States, India, Australia, and Northern Ireland. At 5pm, enjoy a special lecture by Dr Nicholas Cole, followed by a drinks reception.