medieval
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496 and all that
@ 2013-03-12 – 22:53:59
[ ... ] Early Medieval Europe 2012 20 (4) 450–471. He started by talking about the changes during the nineteenth century in school history ... more -
Humiliation and obscurity
@ 2013-02-27 – 10:13:04
Sometimes I find the most intriguing seminars in the IHR Earlier Medieval History series aren't the ones on immediately relevant topics, but ones that … more -
Civic identity and the B-word in sixth-century Francia
@ 2013-02-13 – 21:20:54
The Second IHR seminar I attended this academic year was Erica Buchberger from Oxford on "Romans in a Frankish world: Gregory of Tours, Venantius Fortunatus … more -
Early medieval comparisons: kings east and west
@ 2013-02-03 – 19:06:48
The IHR Earlier Medieval seminars restarted for this academic year (a mere four months ago) with Jinty Nelson talking on 'Shaping rules, making rulers: … more -
Medieval social networks 2: charters and connections
@ 2012-12-17 – 21:25:18
[ ... ] late antique/medieval network analysis studies that I've looked at work by hand-crafting links. Someone sits down, works their way through their ... more -
Framing the Early Middle Ages 7: peasants going Galt?
@ 2012-12-09 – 21:20:12
[ ... ] fit the early medieval evidence that well. Chris himself admits (p. 542) that there are few examples of it in a "pure" state – there are ... more -
IMC 2012 report 2: an early medieval sandwich
@ 2012-11-27 – 22:02:28
My second day at the International Medieval Congress involved starting and finishing with attempts to remember that I am an early medievalist and ought … more -
Medieval social networks 1: concepts, intellectual networks and tools
@ 2012-09-25 – 15:17:09
Data visualization of Facebook relationships by Kencf0618 Network analysis is one of those areas which keeps on cropping up as a possibility for medieval … more -
Love my sword more than you
@ 2012-09-20 – 20:31:31
[ ... ] IHR Earlier Medieval Seminar summer term programme. The first one of these I went to was by Sue Brunning of UCL and the British Museum on ... more -
Who cares about history (unique identifiers edition)?
@ 2012-09-13 – 07:41:31
[ ... ] for medieval texts. And while I've spent the last decade or so thinking about gender history, I've spent half my life thinking about ... more
