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Jane Malcolm‐Davies

10 works· latest 2023· 3 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0001-7765-0712

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Borrowed Robes: The Educational Value of Costumed Interpretation at Historic Sites2004 · 41 citations
The Tudor Tailor: Reconstructing 16th-Century Dress2006 · 11 citations
10. The TALC and Heritage Sites2006 · 8 citations
Structuring reconstructions: recognising the advantages of interdisciplinary data in methodical research2023 · 6 citations
Knitting virtual tribes together: new audiences for cultural objects2018 · 4 citations

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Structuring reconstructions: recognising the advantages of interdisciplinary data in methodical research

Heritage Science·2023·1 author·Open access

6citations

Knitting comes of age: the development of a scientific approach to the study of knitwork

Conservar Património·2019·1 author·Open access

3citations

Knitting virtual tribes together: new audiences for cultural objects

IOP Conference Series Materials Science and Engineering·2018·1 author·other·Open access

4citations

Unravelling the confusions: Defining concepts to record archaeological and historical evidence for knitting

Research at the University of Copenhagen (University of Copenhagen)·2018·2 authors

2citations

The Tudor Child: clothing and culture 1485 to 1625

Research at the University of Copenhagen (University of Copenhagen)·2013·1 author·book

2citations

'And her black satin gown must be new-bodied': The Twenty-First-Century Body in Pursuit of the Holbein Look

Costume·2008·3 authors

4citations

10. The TALC and Heritage Sites

Multilingual Matters eBooks·2006·1 author·chapter

8citations

The Tudor Tailor: Reconstructing 16th-Century Dress

·2006·2 authors·book

11citations

Why Do You Dress Me in Borrowed Robes? An Investigation into the Value of Costumed Interpretation at Historic Sites

Tourism Geographies·2004·3 authors

4citations

Borrowed Robes: The Educational Value of Costumed Interpretation at Historic Sites

International Journal of Heritage Studies·2004·1 author·Open access

41citations