Das dieses Jahr erscheinende Badische Klosterbuch wird umfangreiche Besitzkarten enthalten. Wer Interesse hat, wie solches Kartenmaterial zustande kommt, kann dank des neuen Beitrags von Robin Hummel und Milan Messerschmidt hinter die Kulissen schauen: oberrhein.hypotheses.org

Two new open-access articles have just been published in Early Medieval Europe. Both focus on ninth-century MSS.: Michael Eber Michael Eber investigates queerness in a fascinating copy of the Liber monstrorum from St Gall: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

For #FindsFriday, an extremely rare hybrid denier of Melle (METVLLO) in the names of both Charles the Bald (CARLVSREX) and Pippin II of Aquitaine (PIPINVS monogram), presumably struck in 845 when they agreed to share power in the Treaty of Saint-Benoît-sur-Loire. (photo mine)

Delighted to be welcoming Lucas McMahon (Chrysobull) here Exeter History and Exeter Medievalists as part of this scheme!

I’m pleased to share the program of the first symposium of Environmental History in the Medieval and Early Modern Low Countries, which will be held at Universiteit Leiden on 25-26 October 2024. Our keynote speaker is professor Richard Hoffmann. More info below Leiden University - Faculty of Humanities

Coming soon, an updated catalogue of medieval mss held in British libraries...

The #IMC2025 paper proposals deadline is tomorrow! If you'd like to present at IMC 2025 and aren't part of an organised session, it's time to get typing! It's not too late to submit your title and 100-word abstract for review. Find out more at: imc.leeds.ac.uk/imc-2025/propo…

Just came across this wonderful map of the Roman world: web.archive.org/web/2018061911…

Alerte Rouge 🚨 🚨

CfP #IMC2025 – “Digital and Quantitative Approaches to Medieval Mobility” This session explores innovative digital and/or quantitative methodologies for studying medieval mobility. Please submit your application to [email protected] by 24th September 2024.

Just discovered that Charles West 's "Reframing the Feudal Revolution" has its own Wikipedia entry - congratulations!

Dr. Peter Green passed away this morning at the age of 99 in Iowa City. He was a titan of scholarship & mentor and friend to generations of classicists & ancient historians. It was a pleasure & honor to know him & his equally brilliant partner Carin during my time at UIowa.

Very soon officially a substitute professor Universität Münster for this winter semester, incl. staff webpage: uni-muenster.de/Geschichte/his…