It's that time of year again! We are now accepting proposals for the fourth season of our podcast! See below for details. Apps due October 11th, 2024.

Happy to speak on ⁦CKNW in Vancouver⁩ this morning/afternoon about some ongoing research on fake news in the Middle Ages open.spotify.com/episode/2eotmx…

Congratulations to those joining us in September to study History and Classical Studies@University of Winchester! Come say hello here on The Entity Formerly Known As Twitter - here are some of us from Graduation! We can't wait to welcome you to the programmes, and to this beautiful city. #HelloSuccess University of Winchester

University of Winchester History Programmes Classical Studies@University of Winchester University of Winchester Winch Hist is the best team. Best decision I ever made! They are so lovely thetcstruggle to get rid of us after BA, with manyvif us choosing to continue our post grad studies at winch. You won't regret it, world class teaching on a beautiful campus with the most supportive team.

Our #Webinar with Dr Amy Saunders on Charles I and Henrietta Maria in a Heritage Sites in #Hampshire has been rescheduled to Wednesday 25th September at 7pm. We hope you’re able to join us and learn about Hampshire’s #EarlyModern #LocalHistory hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/events/charles…

Tucked away in the modern 'Wales Is' gallery of Sain Ffagan | St Fagans is the incredible #Roman leopard cup found near Abergavenny, dating to AD 50-100 It's an absolute beauty & one of the wonders of #Roman Wales 🥰 📷 My own, yesterday

On October 2nd I’ll be talking about Eric Millar and Francis Wormald as manuscript collectors as part of this event celebrating the donation of a 14th-century Psalter to Senate House Library. Book now to attend online or in person 👇 senatehouselibrary.libcal.com/event/4248409

Heritage Open Days is HERE! 🥳🙌 The 2024 festival marks our 30th anniversary as well as being our year of #RoutesNetworksConnections, and to celebrate, we've got a three spotlight posts with some amazing event highlights! Explore this year's theme: heritageopendays.org.uk/resource/route…

How were saints made in the Middle Ages? By the late thirteenth century, there were tight checks in place and few made the grade. Between 1198 and 1500 there were only 40 papal canonizations - compare the late Pope John Paul II, who canonized 482 saints! (Rob Bartlett's figures)

If you’re interested in #Hampshires #EarlyModern #LocalHistory, make sure to register to our upcoming #Webinar with Dr Amy Saunders hampshirearchivestrust.co.uk/events/charles… It’s a great webinar to learn more about Stuart England and the monarchy’s link to #Hampshire

How a dig started by some Scouts helped rewrite the history of a village. Read about University of Winchester Dr David Ashby’s new book charting 15 years of community archaeology at shorturl.at/5eG6Z

Happy to see this brief piece out in History Scotland, connected to a bit of work I’ve been doing on popular protest more generally

The first 1000 of our digitised manuscripts have now returned and are available to view online. They include over 600 Ancient, Medieval and Early Modern items, from the Sherborne Missal and the Amherst Manuscript to the Eadui Psalter! blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanus…

We've very proud to have four new MPhil and PhD graduands in the class of 2024! In alphabetical order: Dr Diane Budden PhD, 'Privilege, Patronage and Avoidance: A Comparative Study of Healthcare Practices in Coastal, Urban and Rural Hants, 1475-1575'; 1/

Four new medieval or early modern PhDs and MPhils graduated with us this year! Congratulations to all!

Join us next week as we delve into the story of The Princes in the Tower following conservation of the extraordinary #StainedGlass at Coldridge #Devon! 👑 online Thursday Nov. 7 at 7pm GMT £5/£4.25 bsmgp.org.uk/news-events/ev… @SocAntiquaries Churches Conservation Trust Friendless Churches Soc Glass Technology