A series of workshops supported by @CHASE_DTP providing PhD students with advanced training in palaeographical, codicological and bibliographical skills.
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Join us for another workshop!
TRADITIONS OF LETTERING
Monday 3rd November, 11am-5pm
Canterbury Cathedral
Lead Organisers: Dr David Rundle (MEMS, Kent), Mrs Cressida Williams (Canterbury Cathedral Archives)
Register your interest early by emailing [email protected]
Registration closes tomorrow!
Email [email protected] to book a place on our trip to @UniEssexLibrary, @ThomasplumeS and @CCathedral on 17th-18th February. Overnight accommodation will be provided, but spaces are limited so sign up ASAP and before 30th January!
Email [email protected] to book a place on our trip to @UniEssexLibrary, @ThomasplumeS and @CCathedral on 17th-18th February. Overnight accommodation will be provided, but spaces are limited so sign up ASAP and before 30th January!
Bookscapes Workshops retweeted
An amazing day spent with @bookscapes at @lampallib and the @britishlibrary today at two extraordinary exhibitions. Thanks to @bookscapes as ever for these wonderful opportunities to explore these events with like-minded friends!
We have *one more place* available on this trip - email [email protected] to claim it!
The next Bookscapes event will take place at the @britishlibrary and @lampallib on 11th November. Spaces are limited so email [email protected] ASAP (and before 1st November) to register!
(BL, MS Harley 4431, fol. 3r)
The next Bookscapes event will take place at the @britishlibrary and @lampallib on 11th November. Spaces are limited so email [email protected] ASAP (and before 1st November) to register!
(BL, MS Harley 4431, fol. 3r)
Bookscapes Workshops retweeted
a huge thank you to both @bookscapes @Medium_Aevum for a hugely informative and inspiring day…coming away with new thoughts and new projects (??) on the horizon however distant!
Bookscapes Workshops retweeted
My first day of PhD excitement came in the form of a wonderful conference organised by @bookscapes at @mems_ukc - starting in the @CburyCathedral archives and continuing with some fascinating papers presented on campus and online 😍
Finishing up with @Medium_Aevum 's Annual Lecture from @sarahkbowden on St Oswald of Northumbria
Our wonderful second panel, hearing from @CBHChamberlain on late medieval Iberian chivalry, Ummugulsum Kurukol on Evliya Celebi and the travel tradition, and Laura Feigen on Hebrew MSS in cross-cultural contexts
So great to hear from our Early Career panellists! In our first session, we have @EleanorMayBaker on medieval book curses, @georgieberwick on the racialised bodies of the Luttrell Psalter, and @BiblioRaphic on a Robert Cotton binding
Followed by an fascinating lecture on the Magna Carta from @uniofeastanglia 's Prof. Nicholas Vincent
Registration for Books Across Borders is open and the programme is here! Please email [email protected] to register!
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One more week to send your abstracts to [email protected]!
@Medium_Aevum @MEMRNChase @mems_ukc
Medieval Books across Borders: Deadline Extension
Our Call for Papers will remain open until 2nd August!
@mems_ukc @MEMRNChase
📣Medieval Books across Borders: Call for Papers
Send your abstracts to [email protected] by 18th July!
