Many thanks to Jake Stattel from Cambridge History for a wonderful presentation on Scandinavian foundations in Medieval English dispute settlement. The seminar is now available to watch on YouTube at: youtu.be/05NpbTMvVMQ?si… Faculty of Law #legalhistory

I am most thrilled and privileged to present my doctoral research on the Cambridge Medieval blog of the Medieval History Graduate Workshop at the Cambridge University. A big shoutout to Jake Stattel! camedieval.wordpress.com/2025/01/01/whe…

New Cambridge Element Visions of Hierarchy and Inequality in Early Medieval England by Stuart Pracy is now free to read for 4 weeks! cup.org/4j9AWTQ #cambridgeelements #history

Excited to share the results of my pilot project that uses an endoscopic camera to trace and record medieval fragments that were reused in early modern book bindings! 🧵 #medievaltwitter #medievalfragments

Parker Library On the Web massively transformed the access to medieval manuscripts Just listen to Stewart J. Brookes give a powerful testimony on the impact it had for research corpus.cam.ac.uk/articles/openi… #PLOW #ParkerLibrary

"The Bayeux Tapestry is integral to the way everyone thinks of Anglo-Saxon England and the Norman Conquest", says Fellow Rory Naismith on CNN, discussing the identification of a house thought to have belonged to Harold Godwinson. 1 of 2

I’m delighted to say my article on Cynethryth and Aethelswith, queens of Mercia has been published with open access Royal Studies Network Medievalists.net Louise J. Wilkinson cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Our very own Alex Woolf is on In Our Time on BBC Radio 4 this morning, talking about the Battle of Clontarf. You can listen to it on BBC Sounds here: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

Don't miss out on our Virtual Seminar on lordly centres in the landscape of early medieval England!!!

Congratulations to Fellow Dr Rory Naismith Rory Naismith on winning the 2025 Gründler book prize for 'Making Money in the Early Middle Ages'. #MedievalMonday

A “copy” of Magna Carta sold to the Harvard Law School Library in 1946 has been identified as one of just six extraordinarily rare originals that survive intact from 1300.

🚨 Making History with Manuscripts in Medieval and Early Modern Europe: now out🚨 I thoroughly enjoyed working w/ Johannes and the contributors and writing about how medieval people built their own forms of history through their engagement w/ MSS of Bede’s Martyrology as objects

So wonderful to see how many people are resonating with Old English - 100k here and even more on Instagram! Keep an eye on the CoE socials for a follow-up where I'll be answering your questions from the comments☺️