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📢 Announcing Harlaxton Medieval Symposium 2025: The Medieval City! 📅 18th-21st August 2025, Madingley Hall, Cambridge. For more information, including a programme and booking details, please see our website: harlaxtonmedievalsymposium.o…
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🚨Paid PhDs!🚨
Please share widely... @DCUHist_Geog is currently advertising paid PhD opportunities in Medieval Ireland (12th-16th century), especially social history, the history of Irish towns and cities, legal history and women’s and gender history
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📢 WE'RE HIRING! Looking to start your career in #publishing? We're hiring an Assistant Production Editor to join us at our Woodbridge office. For more information about the role and to apply, visit: buff.ly/40AFsCn
Experimental camping #campervan #peakdistrict
Delighted to hear mention of both Bannockburn (1314) and Crecy (1346) on Test Match Special #tms
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We're sponsoring three sessions at @IMC_Leeds on 'Documenting the Medieval City', all taking place on Thursday - please feel free to join us!
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Registration for the 2024 Harlaxton #Medieval Symposium is now open! Please see our website for full details, including the provisional programme and the booking form: harlaxton.org.uk/harlaxton-m… #MedievalTwitter #Twitterstorians #HarlaxtonMedSym2024
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37th Irish Conference of Medievalists in Dublin 20th-21st June, Call for Papers open! irishmedievalists.com/archiv…
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An exciting opportunity to join the 🏴'Mapping the March'🏴 team with a UKRI-funded PhD studentship at
@BristolUni has just been made live!
Please apply via the link provided in the application description.
Closing date for applications: 7th May 2024 at 5pm BST
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We're celebrating the work of Professor Anne Curry. Subscribe to the tabula gratulatoria for "Documenting Warfare: Records of the Hundred Years War, Edited and Translated in Honour of Anne Curry" (Editors Rémy Ambühl and Andy King).
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So, registration for @IMC_Leeds all done. Very efficient. Make sure you join us, if you can, for our @VirtualTreasury sessions on Monday 1 July as we discuss Crisis in Medieval Ireland. @ElizabethCBiggs @lynnkilgallon @BookAndPaper_NI @HollyShipton98 @pmcdonagh7 @David1356
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I am looking forward very much to giving this seminar which will offer a comparative study of the Irish Liberty of Meath and the Welsh Marcher Lordship of Narberth during the 1390s
Replying to @RG1253
On 17 November, we welcome @pmcdonagh7 of @HistoryTcd to @IHR_LateMed to speak on 'Trouble on the Frontiers: Discord and Conflict in Late Medieval Ireland and Wales': history.ac.uk/events/trouble…
I just used the phrase "reach out" when I meant "contact" and it had nothing to do with The Four Tops...
A new ed of Edward the Black Prince: A Study of Power in Medieval Europe now available from Routledge. #hundredyearswar #Medieval
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It's been a busy start at #HarlaxtonMedSym2023 in honour of Jenny Stratford, but see below for a flavour of some of the excellent and interesting papers we've had so far!
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We were all shocked to learn of the sudden death of Clive Burgess. Clive was a member of the Harlaxton Medieval Symposium steering committee and an expert in the history of late medieval religion. (1/3)
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On the podcast | @pablodiablo74 tells the story of the man who broke out of the Tower of London, and masterminded Edward II’s downfall spr.ly/6011P5517
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We will be launching this brilliant volume at #HarlaxtonMedSym2023 next week!
New title from the publishing house of Shaun Tyas @ChurchMonuments @harlaxtonmedsym @SocAntiquaries
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This year's Pamela Tudor-Craig Memorial Lecture will be given by Prof. Nigel Morgan and Dr Lynda Dennison and will discuss the iconography, style, dating and patronage of the fascinating Queen Mary Psalter (@BLMedieval) - this is not one to be missed!
































