Extremely excited about this: we've been working hard to put this together and I'm very excited to see what our speakers have to say on the subject.

📣Seeing Through Byzantium: a celebration of the career of Prof. Leslie Brubaker 🗓19 November 🕘0900-1730 📍Uni of Birmingham Seeing Through Byzantium celebrates the career & scholarship of Prof. Leslie Brubaker, Prof Emerita of Byzantine Art History & Director of our centre

Time to preview articles in our next issue! Today, we're thrilled re: POEMS FOR THE WOMEN OF BEOWULF, by the wonderful Dr Laura Varnam, which combines new poetry with reflections on reading, translation, & reception. Un-paywalled acccess: rdcu.be/cTK0i. #medievaltwitter

Our latest publication is available for free for 2 weeks! 🎉 The Trade in Rare Books and Manuscripts between Britain and America c. 1890–1929 👇 hard copies available next month. cambridge.org/core/elements/…

Another #CFP IMC_Leeds 2023! Please send us your paper proposals on Networks of Sanctity - an intentionally broad-ranging topic covering how saints fit into, create, & interact with networks in the Middle Ages. Any questions, feel free to email/DM me. #medievaltwitter

Registration is now open for the Great Medieval Feast symposium! As this will be a hybrid event registration is divided between in-person (at the University of Birmingham campus) and online attendance: In-person: eventbrite.com/e/the-great-me… Online: eventbrite.com/e/the-great-me…

This symposium will run 9:30-5:30pm on 6th September 2022; for more information see our programme below or online here: thegreatmedievalfeast.wordpress.com/programme/ We look forward to seeing you there!

Congratulations to Dr James kawalek! 🥳

There are two weeks to go until our symposium on feasting in medieval European life and literature, register now for online or in-person attendance! #medievaltwitter #twitterstorians

Very excited for next week's Great Feast! Online registration process is easy and quick, and, importantly, free!

The School of History at University College Dublin has just advertised a fully-funded PhD Studentship. Medievalists are strongly encouraged to apply. More details here: ucd.ie/history/study/…

Today I gave a keynote at The Great Medieval Feast, c. 1050-1500 on ingredients in Old Norse cooking recipes & healing remedies in their cultural context & through the lens of heritage interpretation. I talked about our Medieval Menu Experience for NI Science Festival event Mourne larder paul cunningham Jillian Thompson

Thank you Charlotte, Harriet and James. You've organised a very interesting and friendly The Great Medieval Feast, c. 1050-1500 conference at CeSMA Birmingham. It was a pleasure to meet all the participants and listen to the wonderful research on food, feasts, banquets and cannibalism.

It is CeSMA's #TwitterAnniversary! Looking forward to the next ten years of all things medieval! & stay tuned for an announcement very soon about the new team heading up the centre as we go into the 2022/23 academic year!

Join us at the University of Birmingham in person or online for the first CeSMA seminar of the academic year!

Delighted that @AbbotsMedieval will be speaking online and in person at the next CeSMA seminar: - 4pm, 9 February, Arts LR6, University of Birmingham Register for online attendance here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/dr-benjamin-… CeSMA Birmingham Historians @ Bristol Bristol CMS #medievaltwitter

Due to nationwide industrial action, next week's CeSMA seminar has been postponed until Semester 1 in the 2023-24 academic year.

📣The CBOMGS UoB presents the 22nd Annual Postgraduate Colloquium “Architecture and Economy in the Eastern Mediterranean” Organisers: Hasan İlban & Nila 📌Lecture Room 5 (219) - Arts Building 🗓️Saturday 20 May 2023 (09:00-17:30) birmingham.ac.uk/schools/histor…

Prof. Alejandro García Sanjuán will be speaking at tomorrow's CeSMA seminar: 'Contested Past, Conflicting Memories: Medieval Iberia in the Spanish National Narrative' 4pm, 25 May, Arts LR7, University of Birmingham Join us online: eventbrite.co.uk/e/contested-pa…

This evening's CeSMA seminar with Prof. Alejandro García Sanjuán is about to begin