TONIGHT Charles Roe will be giving a talk entitled 'Latin on the limes: What is Medieval Latin?' at 17.30, as part of the IMS seminar series.

✨️Deadline Extended✨️

#NITN2024 deadline has now been extended to Friday 10th May. Anyone interested in giving a paper, please send a 300-word abstract to [email protected]

On Tuesday 19th March at 17.30 Aniket Chettry will be giving a talk entitled 'Exploring the Socio-religious World of Medieval Bengal through the Lens of the Mangalkavya Literature', as part of the IMS seminar series.

On Tuesday 12th March, Axel Muller will be giving a talk on his new book entitled 'Gunpowder Technology in the Fifteenth Century' at 5.30 as part of the IMS seminar series.

TONIGHT Julie Bond from the University of Bradford will be giving a talk titled 'Picts and Norse in the Northern Isles: New Archaeological Evidence' as part of the IMS seminar series, starting at 17.30.

Next Tuesday 27th at 17.30, Julie Bond from the University of Bradford will give a talk titled 'Picts and Norse in the Northern Isles: New Archaeological Evidence'.

Registration is now open!

Follow the link to register for #IMC2024 : imc.leeds.ac.uk/register/

If you have any questions or queries, drop us a line at [email protected]. It's a busy time for us, so we will get back to you as soon as we can!

Can't wait for #IMC2024 ? There are only 3 days left until registration opens!

On Tuesday 13th February at 5.30, Colin Veach from the University of Hull will give a talk on 'Framing the English Conquest of Ireland'!

In one week, as part of the IMS seminar series, Colin Veach from the University of Hull will give a talk on 'Framing the English Conquest of Ireland', with a start time of 5.30!

Tonight Mirela Ivanova (University of Sheffield) will present her paper entitled 'Is Byzantine Studies a Colonialist Discipline?' at 5.30!

In 4 days time, Mirela Ivanova (University of Sheffield) will present her paper entitled 'Is Byzantine Studies a Colonialist Discipline?'

The IMS seminars are back for semester 2, starting next Tuesday (30th)! A full list of seminars can be found at: ims.leeds.ac.uk/whats-on-at-le…

Fancy something new to read?The brand new book by Axel Müller entitled 'Gunpowder Technology in the Fifteenth Century', all about the Royal Armouries Firework Book, is out now at Boydell and Brewer!

Learn about the human cost of medical advancement, the politics of pandemics, historical famines and more in the Thackray Museum of Medicine Insights Lecture Series.

Expert speakers include Manuel Barcia @mbarcia24.bsky.social, @historynerdess, @joyagnost and Iona McCleery (@LeedsIMS).

More:
ahc.leeds.ac.uk/arts-humanitie…

Professor Emilia Jamroziak (Emilia Jamroziak) presented a keynote lecture at the 'Religion and Media in Pre-Modern East and West/Eurasia' conference in Japan.

'The hospitality of Japanese academic culture is truly remarkable,' she said.

Find out more: ahc.leeds.ac.uk/news/article/2…

Earlier this month, the School hosted 'The Myth of Barter: Perspectives from the Global Middle Ages.'

The @royalhistsoc funded workshop covered global approaches to money in the Middle Ages, small and large systems of exchange and evidence.

Read more 👇
ahc.leeds.ac.uk/history/news/a…

Fragments

These stunning collagraph monoprints by Alice Fox are responses to medieval manuscripts from the Ripon Cathedral library, produced as part of the @leedsAHRI Sadler Seminar Series

Explore them further in the exhibition 👉 bit.ly/ArtAndAnimation

#FridayFavourite

Explore different ways of understanding the Western Indian Ocean in the first millennium with Associate Professor in Global History Rebecca Darley.

📆 16th November
📍 York CMS and Zoom
🔗 Register: york.ac.uk/medieval-studi…

Explore the supernatural, magical and medieval in this public talk by Dr Marta Cobb of IMC_Leeds amd Institute for Medieval Studies.

🐲 'A Survival Guide to Medieval Fairy Tales'
📆16th November 1pm-2pm
📍Leeds Libraries Central Library
🔗Information and registration:

ahc.leeds.ac.uk/events/event/2…