American Academy in Rome Fellowship Opportunity
General Information Each year, the Rome Prize is awarded to about thirty emerging artists and scholars who represent the highest standard of excellence and who
22 September 2015
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Axe throwing, sword forging – but no sacrificing – at Norway’s Viking school
We’ve had the TV shows, we’re getting the theme park and now the Viking invasion is extending to higher education in Norway. Students at Seljord
18 September 2015
CFP: International Congress “The Authorship: Theoretical Reflections and Practical Analysis”
INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS “THE AUTHORSHIP. THEORETICAL REFLECTIONS AND PRACTICAL ANALYSIS” Date: October 22-23 2015 Location: University of Santiago de Compostela In the last third part of
20 August 2015
FREE Course: Agincourt 1415: Myth and Reality
This year marks the 600th anniversary of one of the biggest battles in Medieval history, the Battle of Agincourt. We discussed the battle in lesson
3 August 2015
The Heavy Plough and the Agricultural Revolution in Medieval Europe
While I was doing research for the latest episode of The Vikings Podcast I came across this paper on the medieval heavy plough and its
11 March 2015
Digging Deeper: Making Manuscripts – free online course
Stanford University is offering a free online course called Digging Deeper: Making Manuscripts starting Tuesday, 20 January 2015. The class is taught by a fantastic
15 January 2015
How to Read a Primary Source with Natalie Zemon Davis
While the example isn’t medieval the concept is solid. Natalie Zemon Davis lays out how to examine history through a primary source. Enjoy.
22 May 2014
Learn about medieval London at Gravesend history course
Learn about everyday life in medieval London through a course with historian Toni Mount at Towncentric in St George’s Square, Gravesend. She will present the
10 January 2014
Western Michigan University to host medievalists from around the globe
Western Michigan University will stage its 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies, the largest, most comprehensive academic conference of its kind in the world, Thursday
1 May 2012
47th International Congress on Medieval Studies free to local residents
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register
17 April 2012
University College Cork to exhibit major medieval Irish manuscript
University College Cork (UCC) has gained a unique opportunity to exhibit on loan one of the major medieval Irish manuscripts, the Book of Lismore. The
5 July 2011
Britannica Knights and Castles app
Britannica Kids: Knights and Castles conveys the grandeur and pageantry of that bygone era with a rich combination of imagery, games and fact-packed articles from
9 June 2011
Gabrielle Parkin to discuss medieval book of hours in UDLAPS series
The University of Delaware Library announces that Gabrielle Parkin, a doctoral candidate in the Department of English working on late medieval English literature with an
15 February 2011
History of the longbow at Martock
Martock Local History Group is having Neil Eddington to demonstrate his Short History of the Longbow at its next meeting on February 15. The meeting
10 February 2011
University of Arizona Lectures to Explore Medieval Texts
The UA’s Special Collections is hosting events to ponder poetry, faith and games in medieval texts housed within the University Libraries’ collection. Special Collections at
7 February 2011
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