The medieval summer programme in Cambridge offers students from all over the world the opportunity to work with the finest British medievalists
Author: Medieval Histories
King John 800 Conference
2016 will witness the 800 anniversary of the death of one of the most controversial English Kings, John (1166 - 1216)
University Lecturers in Medieval English Literature
The Faculty of English at Cambridge University wishes to appoint two University Lecturers in Medieval English Literature from September 2016
PhDs at Radboud University in the Netherlands
PhDs at Radboud University in the Netherlands
Recent archaeological research in rural settlements in Eastern England
Conference will review recent archaeological investigations in Currently Occupied Rural Settlements (CORS) in eastern England
Ancient Monastery at Lindisfarne
The ancient monastery at Lindisfarne has never been properly located. But now, new evidence has come to light and a dig will be undertaken in June 2016
The Medieval Book in Terms of Quantitative Methods
The Medieval Book in Terms of Quantitative Methods, a summer school in Paris, teaches students to compare medieval books
Authors, Narratives, and Audiences in Medieval Saints’ Lives
Medieval Saint's Lives represented a special literary genre, both exciting and innovative. New collection of papers aims to address this topic.
Political science in the Middle Ages
Political science in the Middle Ages is focus for the next issue of the Italien E-journal, Filosofia e Politica
Ganger Rolf and Rollo – Norwegian or Dane?
This week a group of Norwegians succeeded in gaining access to the remains of the Dukes, Richard the I and II, at Fécamp in order to subtract DN from their remains
Wulf and Eadwacer – New Research Shed Light on Riddle
New research into the enigmatic Anglo-Saxon poem of Wulf and Eadwacer identifies a parallel text in the Vita Bertellini and links it to a Staffordshire cult
Ordinary Writing in the 13th Century
New book by Paul Bertrand about “Ordinary Writing” in Northern France and Flanders in the long 13th century follows in the footsteps of Michael T. Clanchy
The Lindau Gospels in Brilliant Light
The Lindau Gospels, a ninth-century illuminated manuscript encased in a gold binding encrusted with precious stones may now be seen in a brilliant light
Early Medieval Muslim Graves in France
Nimes was briefly under Muslim rule in the early 8th century. Now the presence has been proven by the find of three Muslim graves
European Textile Forum
Each year since 2008 the European Textile Forum has organised a series of conferences were professional textile historians meet dedicated crafters
Discover Medieval Life with Pallia
Pallia is run by a professional archaeologist involved in the business of archaeological textile reconstruction