Winchester Seminars on Comparative Medieval Cultures

Winchester Seminars on Comparative Medieval Cultures

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The Wi******er Seminars on Comparative Medieval Cultures seeks to foster a greater dialogue from a range of researchers working in the medieval period.

The Wi******er Seminars on Comparative Medieval Cultures is organized and sponsored under the aegis of the Centre for Applied Archaeology and Heritage Management, Department of Archaeology, University of Wi******er. The series seeks to foster a greater dialogue from a broad range of researchers working in the medieval period. Sessions will generally consist of two researchers with ample time for robust discussion to follow the papers.

27/09/2015

Planning is nearly set for 2015-16 so watch this space, but here's one for your diary: Save the date! Prof. Albrecht Classen (University of Arizona) will be speaking on 29 October on 'Women Facing Death in the Late Middle Ages: Widowhood, Mourning, and Self-Assertion'. Watch this space for information to come, but don't miss this lecture from this distinguished scholar of the middle ages!

01/05/2015

Ryan Lavelle on 'Places of Rebellion in NW Europe c. 800-1150', ******erHist closing a great Day! https://t.co/1Tis9gSRBa

01/05/2015

Criminologist Matt Clement on popular riots and rebellions in 14th century Italy & England https://t.co/Ncr8xRzUfW

01/05/2015

. on vernacular geographies in early medieval Wessex: use of charter bounds and the landscape https://t.co/6Ck68YRrYf

01/05/2015

Retweeted Katherine Weikert ():

Books and coffee @ Medieval Research Day : everything you need! ******erHist http://t.co/CZMIb43hVW

01/05/2015

Retweeted Katherine Weikert ():

Session 2, Medieval Research Day ******erHist Courtnay Konshuh 'Reigning in Alfred's Shadow' http://t.co/GRgr9tN39b

01/05/2015

A fantastic start to the day with Prof. Barbara Yorke, Dr Louise Nelstrop, Alexie Kendell and Dr Eric Lacey https://t.co/ydPvIEp4hC

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