Medieval History
Seminar or event series
The Medieval History seminar brings together scholars of all career stages to hear papers on every area of medieval history from late antiquity to the fifteenth century.
Seminars are usually held in the Boardroom in the Faculty of History, starting at 4pm; all are welcome.
Professor John Arnold
Professor Tessa Webber
Dr Julie Barrau
Dr Andrew Spencer
and the whole medievalist collective
Events
Jan
18
Theft in an Urban Landscape: Buildings and Power in Medieval Città di Castello
Prof Maureen Miller (Berkeley)
Hybrid session
Feb
2
Frontiers, Communities and Encounters at the End of the Middle Ages
A roundtable on Luca Zenobi’s Borders and the Politics of Space in Late Medieval Italy (OUP 2023)
featuring the author, Nora Berend, David Abulafia, Patrick Lantschner and Oren Margolis
Feb
15
Trustworthy Men? Navigating Peasant Responsibilities and Gender Ambiguities in Medieval England
Dr Grace Owen (Exeter)
Feb
29
Nobility, Serfdom and the Changing Nature of Governance in Mid-fourteenth Century England
Dr Matt Raven (Nottingham)
May
2
Charter boundaries and the vernacular in early medieval Wales and England
Dr Ben Guy (ASNC)
May
16
Imperial protonotary Heinrich of Maastricht, the Life of Saint Charlemagne and the Cult of Saint Charlemagne
Dr Vedran Sulovsky (Caius)
May
30
The business of the faith: inquisition practice in the thirteenth century
Dr Lucy Sackville (York)
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At a glance
Term
Easter Term
When
Thursdays at 4.00 pm
Where
Faculty of History, Boardroom.
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