Jean sans Terre/ Richard Coeur de Lion

band practice, germany, 15th century

📅 10 avril 1848 : naissance d'Hubertine #Auclert. Elle est la première à employer le mot "féminisme" dans son sens actuel. @BriatteAnne vous raconte l'#histoire du #féminisme APHG 👇 ehne.fr/fr/encyclopedi…

An early map of the world, from 11th-century England Look out if you're heading North, 'hic abundant leones' (here lions abound) bl.uk/collection-ite…

Completely over the moon as I've recently learned that my PhD project on the Annals of Burton will be fully funded by LAHP 🤯 THANK YOU to those who reviewed my application numerous times! Cannot wait to be back at King's College London and drink overpriced coffee on the Strand

Partout en France des milliers d'enseignant·es vacataires du sup se mobilisent contre des cdt° de travail dignes du XIXe… ou du nec+ultra de l'ubérisat°. Les univ se disent incapables de respecter la loi. Pq cette crise? Pr dissimuler 15000 emplois dans le budget de l'État 🧵👇

Retour au bercail ! J'ai l'immense plaisir de présenter ce matin une communication au séminaire de Frédérique Lachaud sur l'honneur de Boulogne 📖

Colloque – L’invasion oubliée : l’expédition anglaise de Louis de France (1215-1217) dans son contexte européen rmblf.be/2023/06/12/col…

Your annual reminder: Magna Carta was sealed, not signed. End.

Which way to the reading room?

In the 1920s and 1930s queer clubs & spaces were vulnerable to police raids. Make-up was seen as a sign of effeminacy & therefore homosexuality. Police would use blotting paper to test for powder & rouge. 📷: WO 195/15751 #PrideMonth #Pride2023

Make sure to head down to the Senate House Building tomorrow at 17.30 to hear Dr Sarah Salih's thought-provoking paper 'Medieval Narratives of Migration in the Present Day' - sign up via the link! As always, attendance is free - we hope to see you there! history.ac.uk/seminars/londo…

Who else is looking forward to tomorrow's seminar: Dr Kathryn Dutton's paper on 'The thirteenth-century cartulary of Kirkstead Abbey, Lincolnshire'! We certainly are! It will be taking place online and in-person, so please book now for your spot: history.ac.uk/events/thirtee…

The London Society for Medieval Studies is thrilled to announce the speakers for the Spring/Summer seminar series! We're delighted to be welcoming Dr Stuart Pracy, Dr Hope Doherty-Harrison, Dr Hannah Boston and Dr Sara Pons-Sanz for a fascinating set of talks. Please join us!

Exciting announcement - do you want to be part of our team of enthusiastic medievalists helping to make our seminars possible? LSMS is recruiting new members for our committee - please get in touch by 15th June! King's History UCL History School of Historical Studies, Birkbeck Royal Holloway History Department Queen Mary English PGRS

Very happy I was able to present my first findings on the documentary culture of Burton Abbey in the 13th century in such good company!

On 29/10 LSMS is welcoming Julia Bungey, who will be talking to us about 'Ladies, Lordships and Losses: The Lives of Three Generations of Aristocratic Women in the Fifteenth Century'. We can't wait! To attend either in-person or online, sign up for FREE: history.ac.uk/events/ladies-…

We're so excited for Julia Bungey's paper, 'Ladies, Lordships and Losses: The Lives of Three Generations of Aristocratic Women in the Fifteenth Century' - how about you? Join us in-person or online on 29/10 at 5.30! To book your spot, follow the link: history.ac.uk/events/ladies-…

We're excited about the first LSMS seminar of term tomorrow, how about you? There's still time to book your slot! Julia Bungey is presenting on 'Ladies, Lordships and Losses: The Lives of Three Generations of Aristocratic Women in the Fifteenth Century': history.ac.uk/events/ladies-…

I too am finally going to the other place ... I will see you there! bsky.app/profile/marie-…