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Mythical Beasts of Germany by Neil Parkinson

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Old Maps Online, a handful of digitised manuscripts of maps from a wide range of places and periods in history. oldmapsonline.org Find more at: memslib.co.uk/late-medieval-…

Early Modern Women Journal is now on Twitter! Follow us for updates about the journal, announcements, news, and assorted tweets about early modern women

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Gersum: The Scandinavian Influence on English Vocabulary. Database of words in major late Middle English poems derived from Old Norse. gersum.org Find more at: memslib.co.uk/old-middle-eng…

One of the most persistent myths about the Middle Ages was that witchcraft accusations were widespread, but that hysteria really began only as the Middle Ages ended, in Da Vinci's lifetime, and peaked in the midst of the Scientific Revolution after Copernicus.

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Arch Book, a freely available series of essays relating to the history of the book, with a particular emphasis on book design. The website also contains a glossary of bibliographic terms. drc.usask.ca/projects/archb… Find more at: memslib.co.uk/history-of-the…

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Beware The Cata practice-as-research project based on William Baldwin’s 1552 novel at the University of Sheffield. It puts together images and performance materials on their site. bewarethecat.home.blog Find more at: memslib.co.uk/early-modern-l…

I’m so excited that Dr Amy Saunders is going to be delivering this fab talk for Hampshire Archives Trust 🥳 If #EarlyModern #Stuart #LocalHistory is your thing, do join us - all online and the more, the merrier!

Guess who's giving a talk with Hampshire Archives Trust in November! Join me on 20 November at 7pm GMT for my discussion of Mary I's wedding at Winchester Cathedral and an examination of the effects of her marriage on England 👰 👑 🧵

Absolutely lovely! Thank you!!

#ResourceOfTheWeek: SIGILLVM, an international network for research on seals, also has some useful pages, including a brief overview of the history of study of seals. sigillvm.net Find more at: memslib.co.uk/diplomatic

Our first public lecture was a wonderful success - many thanks to all who joined us at St Vincent's Chapel on the 17th August!

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Harley Collection Vol 1: early 19th Century publications of Humfrey Wanley’s Catalogue of Harleian Manuscripts. archive.org/details/gri_33… Find more at: memslib.co.uk/finding-manusc…

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Fourth Century Christianity – promotes and stores research tools and texts for the study of the Church and its environment in the Fourth Century. fourthcentury.com Find more at: memslib.co.uk/medieval-early…

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Victoria County History: Kent contains amongst other subjects, information and references covering religious houses in medieval Kent. history.ac.uk/research/victo… Find more at: memslib.co.uk/medievalcanter…

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Richard Brome Online. The edition begins to explore text theatricality visually, serving as inspiration to encourage more frequent staging of Brome's works. dhi.ac.uk/brome/ Find more at: memslib.co.uk/early-modern-d…

#ResourceOfTheWeek: Knight School: Taking a Stab at the Middle Ages  - A new, student-led podcast. Each week a guest speaker is an episode expert, focussing on perceptions of disability, warfare and Sufism. knightschoolmedieval.wordpress.com Find more at: memslib.co.uk/middle-english…

❗️CALL FOR PAPERS❗️ We are seeking abstracts on topics relating to early modern scandal and corruption! Please consider submitting to present at our conference, 'Corruption and Scandal in the Early Modern World, 1500-1800', at Institute of Historical Research on 5th and 6th June 2025!