22.04.2014 – 26.04.2014 XIV Nordic TAG 2014 will be held in Stockholm
Author: Medieval Histories
Gokstad Boat
A copy of one of the small clinker-built boats from 900 AD found at Gokstad in Norway in 1880 was recently launched…
Sutton Hoo Palace
Rendlesham is a small village five km northeast of Sutton Hoo and home to a royal Anglo-Saxon palace...
Viking Bread
NEW BOOK: An Early Meal is a Viking Age Cookbook and a culinary Odyssey worth placing near your hearth in your kitchen…
Gesta Vol 52 – No 2 – 2013
Gesta Vol 52 - No 2 - 2013 Gesta is a journal published by The University of Chicago Press on behalf of the International Center of Medieval Art
Byzantine Studies Conference
06.11.2014 -09.11.2014 Byzantine Studies Conference 2014. Deadline for CFP: 01.04.2014
Inventories of Textiles – Textiles in Inventories
27.03.2014-28.03.2014 Inventories of Textiles – Textiles in Inventories, a Workshop in Vienna
Joan de les Abadesses
The nunnery, Sant Joan de les Abadesses, lies at the foot of the Pyrenees. It holds remarkable Romanesque sculpture...
12 PhD’s – Forest Resources for Iberian Empires
04.04.2014 12 Phds focusing on Forest Resources for Iberian Empires are posted for application
Carnes Tollenda
Carnes Tollenda – or stop eating meat – is a lost Old Hispanic chant. Recently it was restored digitally…
Romansh
Romansh - or Rätoromanish - is a minority language still spoken in the Swiss Alps. Digitisation breaks new ground...
The Carolingian Frontier and its Neighbours
04.07.2014 -06.07.2014 The Carolingian Frontier and its Neighbours is the title of a conference at the University of Cambridge. CFP: deadline 11.04.2014
Church Reforms and the Cult of Saints
17.09.2014 - 21.09.2014 Church Reforms and the Cult of Saints - Medieval Histories. CFP: Before 15.04.2014
Vikings – Life and Legend
A review of the reviews of the 2014 exhibition of the Vikings - Life and Legend at the British Museum
Hunnic Gold
RESEARCH: Gold used in the treasure from Nagyszéksós witness the widespread perambulations of the Huns...
Late Roman Silver
BOOK: 1919 a hoard of Roman silver – wine jugs, goblets, coins and military buckles – much of it cut, as if ready for melting down was uncovered in Scotland. A new book places the hoard in its wider European context.