‘Experience doesn’t pay the bills’: a lesson from medieval England doinghistoryinpublic.org/2019/08/27/exp…

Robert Saunders Dr Stephanie Brown Dr Laura Flannigan Popular History ‘Experience doesn’t pay the bills’: a lesson from medieval England by Dr Rhiannon Sandy doinghistoryinpublic.org/2019/08/27/exp…

For #LocalHistoryMonth we will be hosting a #TwitterChat on *Tuesday 26 May 2020* from 12pm-2pm GMT. To join in, please use the hashtag #DHPLocal

Join us today for some writing time. It's like a mini-writing retreat in your own flat. Email [email protected] for the Zoom code.

17 Nov 5pm Ben Morris will present 'To Have the Right of the Church: A Comparison of Ecclesiastical Authority within the Treaties of Byzantium and England, c.900-c.1200' DM Cambridge Legal and Social History Workshop for the Zoom link #medievaltwitter

Just a reminder that Ben Morris will be presenting on ‘To Have the Right of the Church: A Comparison of Ecclesiastical Authority within the Treaties of Byzantium and England, 900-1200’ tomorrow, 17th November at 5pm. Please message us for Zoom link. All are invited to join us.

TODAY AT 5PM Ben Morris on on ‘To Have the Right of the Church: A Comparison of Ecclesiastical Authority within the Treaties of Byzantium and England, 900-1200’ DM FOR ZOOM LINK #medievaltwitter #twitterstorians

#twitterstorians: We are now accepting abstracts for our Lent term programme! See the details below 👇 Deadline is 10 January.

#Lockdown3 will likely mean that academics are #workingfromhome again, are there any Shut Up and Write sessions running to help with #AcWri ? #Workformhome #AcademicMentalHealth #AcademicTwitter #amwriting #phdchat #WritingCommunity #twitterstorians

With huge thanks to this term's speakers Andy King @MedievalMcSheff Kenneth F. Duggan (@kfduggan.bsky.social) Dr Stephanie Brown Dr Jenny McHugh Mark Whelan Cynthia J Neville Stephanie J. Lahey, PhD 🇨🇦 Jeff Hamilton, Anne Curry & Rémy Ambühl

📢 CALLING ALL HISTORY TEACHERS & HOME-SCHOOLING PARENTS.... History for Schools made 4 virtual workshops to help you with #homeschooling Created by experts Cambridge History Read the 'teacher's guide' - watch the video - pause to complete the activities. hist.cam.ac.uk/schools

🎓Interested in Postgraduate study? Join us for our next Postgraduate Virtual Open Day - March 3rd - for exclusive access to our Funding talk, student Q&As, departmental talks and live chat sessions with staff.

What is your favourite period in history? #twitterstorians #HistoryTeacher #HistoryChat #ancienthistory #Classics #medievaltwitter #EarlyModern #modernhistory #Poll #historynerd #historical #History

Really enjoyed hearing Kenneth F. Duggan (@kfduggan.bsky.social)'s paper on accidental death and deodand IHRLateMedSeminar. If you also enjoyed this and would like to hear something on 𝙣𝙤𝙣-accidental deaths, register now to listen to me speak about homicide suspects history.ac.uk/events/making-… #MedievalTwitter

We're delighted that the #IMC2021 Programme is now available in searchable, keepable PDF format: imc.leeds.ac.uk/imc-2021/ It's packed with medieval sessions galore, and also plenty of useful info about how to register, how virtual IMC will work, bookfairs, networking, and more!

Last call for anyone who wants to hear my paper on medieval murder suspects IHRLateMedSeminar tomorrow. Register here ⬇️ history.ac.uk/events/making-… #medievaltwitter

Tomorrow. Book now #medievaltwitter ⬇️

Next Dr Rhiannon Sandy @SwanseaHistory on 'Beds, Ewes, and Freedom: Promises made to apprentices in medieval England' Institute of Historical Research #medievaltwitter history.ac.uk/events/beds-ew…

Stephanie Brown Dr Stephanie Brown reviews 'Town Courts and Urban Society in Late Medieval England, 1250–1500', ed. Richard Goddard and Teresa Phipps Dr Teresa Phipps academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-ar… Boydell & Brewer