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I was very happy to discover @jtpmedieval.bsky.social's review of my monograph in the new issue of @peritia.bsky.social. Especially since it contains my favourite comment on the book so far: '[...] Boniface gatecrashes Willibrord’s party too often and Summer wisely keeps him at arm’s length'.

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Kolloquium zur mittelalterlichen Geschichte, Sommersemester 2026 - Link gern auf Anfrage

22.04. (Mittwoch! 18.15–19.45) 
Ed Roberts (Kent): 
Canon Law and the Changing Functions of Church Councils in the Tenth Century
R. 228

27.04. Christoph Haack (Tübingen): 
Eine andere Geschichte. Rodulf Glaber (ca. 980–1047), die Umbrüche des 11. Jahrhunderts und Geschichtsschreibung als Gegenwartsdeutung 

04.05. Franziska Quaas (Marburg): 
Scribere cartas et epistulas. Praktiken formelhaften Schreibens in den frühmittelalterlichen Privaturkunden des Klosters Fulda 

11.05. Becca Grose (St Andrews): 
Co-writing a comparative history of sex education in Late Antiquity, 300-900 AD: questions and challenges  

18.05. Derek Benson (Tübingen): 
Neither Lord nor Peasant. Customary Tenure and Social Differentiation in Twelfth-Century Lower Occitania 

01.06. Benjamin Scheller (Duisburg-Essen): 
Risiken übernehmen - Risiken loswerden: Beispiele aus der spätmittelalterlichen Seeversicherungspraxis 

08.06. Maria Kammerlander (Freiburg): 
Gegenstand(slos)? Zur Notwendigkeit und Nutzung der Libri Sententiarum im Pariser Gelehrtenmilieu des 12. Jahrhunderts 

15.06. Antonia Anstatt (Tübingen): 
Der König weint – und die Königin? Autorität, Emotionen und Gender in England, ca. 900–1100

22.06. Aaron Vanides (Heidelberg): 
Von der Nordsee nach Nordamerika: Auf der Suche nach Adam von Bremen 

29.06. Sixt Wetzler (Solingen): 
ME FECIT SOLINGEN – Klingen : Stadt : Geschichte 

13.07. Daria Safronova (Tübingen): Assemblies in Northern Iberia, c. 900–1100 

20.07. Paolo Tedesco (Tübingen): Working for Saint Peter: Ecclesiastical Economy and Peasant Labour in Early Medieval Italy

Kolloquium zur mittelalterlichen Geschichte, Sommersemester 2026 - Link gern auf Anfrage 22.04. (Mittwoch! 18.15–19.45) Ed Roberts (Kent): Canon Law and the Changing Functions of Church Councils in the Tenth Century R. 228 27.04. Christoph Haack (Tübingen): Eine andere Geschichte. Rodulf Glaber (ca. 980–1047), die Umbrüche des 11. Jahrhunderts und Geschichtsschreibung als Gegenwartsdeutung 04.05. Franziska Quaas (Marburg): Scribere cartas et epistulas. Praktiken formelhaften Schreibens in den frühmittelalterlichen Privaturkunden des Klosters Fulda 11.05. Becca Grose (St Andrews): Co-writing a comparative history of sex education in Late Antiquity, 300-900 AD: questions and challenges 18.05. Derek Benson (Tübingen): Neither Lord nor Peasant. Customary Tenure and Social Differentiation in Twelfth-Century Lower Occitania 01.06. Benjamin Scheller (Duisburg-Essen): Risiken übernehmen - Risiken loswerden: Beispiele aus der spätmittelalterlichen Seeversicherungspraxis 08.06. Maria Kammerlander (Freiburg): Gegenstand(slos)? Zur Notwendigkeit und Nutzung der Libri Sententiarum im Pariser Gelehrtenmilieu des 12. Jahrhunderts 15.06. Antonia Anstatt (Tübingen): Der König weint – und die Königin? Autorität, Emotionen und Gender in England, ca. 900–1100 22.06. Aaron Vanides (Heidelberg): Von der Nordsee nach Nordamerika: Auf der Suche nach Adam von Bremen 29.06. Sixt Wetzler (Solingen): ME FECIT SOLINGEN – Klingen : Stadt : Geschichte 13.07. Daria Safronova (Tübingen): Assemblies in Northern Iberia, c. 900–1100 20.07. Paolo Tedesco (Tübingen): Working for Saint Peter: Ecclesiastical Economy and Peasant Labour in Early Medieval Italy

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Come and join the Medieval Research Colloquium at @unituebingen.bsky.social digitally or in-person this summer! 🙂

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I was very happy to discover @jtpmedieval.bsky.social's review of my monograph in the new issue of @peritia.bsky.social. Especially since it contains my favourite comment on the book so far: '[...] Boniface gatecrashes Willibrord’s party too often and Summer wisely keeps him at arm’s length'.

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Nach der positiven Resonanz im letzten Semester gehen die Medieval Movie (K)Nights in die zweite Runde! Historische Hintergründe + fesselnde Filme brought to you by Historisches Seminar @uniheidelberg.bsky.social , Karlstorkino und vhs Heidelberg!

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See you this Monday! @uniheidelberg.bsky.social

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Peritia Vol. 36 (2026) www.brepolsonline.net/content/jour... @brepols.net @peritia.bsky.social @arthurwestwell.bsky.social @bernhardbaver.bsky.social @nicolai1505.bsky.social

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Ausstellung: Facsimilia des Instituts für Europäische Kunstgeschichte – Im Universitätsmuseum sind ab 24. April Reproduktionen mittelalterlicher Handschriften zu sehen – Studierende an Konzeption beteiligt www.uni-heidelberg.de/de/newsroom/...
#heidelberg #uniheidelberg #ausstellung #kunstgeschichte

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Am 17. Juni werde ich in Mainz über Wikingermythen sprechen. Ich freue mich schon darauf und bin gespannt auf den Austausch! #medievalsky #skystorians

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CfP - 13. Werkstattgespräch "Neues aus dem Mittelalter" / International workshop on new research on the Middle Ages (English version attached)

17.-18. September 2026, Universität Mannheim. Thematischer Schwerpunkt: 'Female cultures'. Mehr zur Reihe: www.zegk.uni-heidelberg.de/de/institut-...

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Starting out in the 1960s, working class and female - WCC-UK We are delighted that Professor Dame Averil Cameron has shared the text of the keynote speech that she gave at our 2017 AGM with us for publication on the blog. Her experience resonated with many in the room, and we feel privileged to be able to share her reflections with a wider audience. The WCC UK […]

For the full text of her keynote about class & gender for the WCC UK, see here: wcc-uk.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2017/05/22/s...

Her #WCCWiki Wikipedia page is pretty good: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Averil_...

Averil donated her archive in 2023: archives.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/repositories...

Sit tibi terra levis

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La Lettre du Réseau, n° 28 (printemps 2026)

Depuis 1999, le RMBLF publie une lettre d’information. Si vous souhaitez vous abonner à la Lettre du Réseau, il suffit de nous envoyer un courriel à l’adresse suivante : info.rmblf@gmail.com.

Accès au numéro 28, printemps 2026 : rmblf.be/2026/04/01/l...

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This article on medieval itinerant rulership (Ottonian, Salian, Staufen), previously available as a preprint, is now published. You can also view the itineraries themselves on a fun accompanying website carlmc.shinyapps.io/hre-itinerar...

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We are excited to announce the second FEVER lecture series for the summer term 2026, with different talks relating to the history of fevers, medicine, and science. Feel free to join us in person at the Lecture Hall of Heidelberg's history faculty (Grabengasse 3-5)!

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I was delighted to participate in the 'From Thesis to Book' session of the Medieval History Research Seminar at Trinity College Dublin last week alongside Ronan Mulhaire and Niall Ó Súilleabháin and to talk about the challenge(s) of moving from thesis to book after the PhD. #MedievalSky

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Lost seal of Edward the Confessor found after being missing for 40 years An 11th-century Anglo-Saxon seal belonging to Edward the Confessor has been rediscovered more than 40 years after being declared lost. The wax impression of the ‘Saint-Denis seal’ disappeared without ...

Exciting times for the study 11thC England: the 'lost' seal of Edward the Confessor has been rediscovered in the Archives nationales de France! #SkyStorians #MedievalSky

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I thought the format was a great idea and especially helpful for graduate and PhD students. There'll also be a follow-up, as far as I know!

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I was delighted to participate in the 'From Thesis to Book' session of the Medieval History Research Seminar at Trinity College Dublin last week alongside Ronan Mulhaire and Niall Ó Súilleabháin and to talk about the challenge(s) of moving from thesis to book after the PhD. #MedievalSky

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Soeben erschienen. Bestellen über www.hemecht.lu

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We did! Hopefully we can grab a pint again together when I'm in Dublin next time!

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Herzliche Einladung: Im Sommersemester organisiert der Master Mittelalterstudien an der @uniheidelberg.bsky.social wieder eine Ringvorlesung mit spannenden Vorträgen, diesmal zum Thema „Corpus Delicti. Vom ‚True Crime‘ zur Mediävistik“ 😊 Wir freuen uns auf zahlreiche Zuhörer*innen 😊

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Thanks so much, Lizzie! The format was a great idea and a lot of fun. Very much looking forward to Niall's book as well.

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A screenshot of the covers of three academic monographs: Michel Summer, Willibrotd Between Ireland, Britain and Merovingian Francia (690-739): Beyond Mission; Ronan Mulhaire, Irish Kingship in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries: Approaches to the Study of Power; Niall Ó Súilleabháin, Social Élites in Medieval France: Status, Wealth and Power in the Loire Valley, c. 850-1150.

A screenshot of the covers of three academic monographs: Michel Summer, Willibrotd Between Ireland, Britain and Merovingian Francia (690-739): Beyond Mission; Ronan Mulhaire, Irish Kingship in the Eleventh and Twelfth Centuries: Approaches to the Study of Power; Niall Ó Súilleabháin, Social Élites in Medieval France: Status, Wealth and Power in the Loire Valley, c. 850-1150.

Just listened to fascinating discussion by three ECRs on the process of turning their TCD History PhD theses into monographs - illuminating insights on practicalities, funding landscape, psychological barriers & publication process. Thank you, @leafandstream.bsky.social, Ronan & Niall! #MedievalSky

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Humbled by this new review of my monograph in the American Historical Review (131/1), written by Isabel Moreira. academic.oup.com/ahr/article-... #MedievalSky

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CfP - 13. Werkstattgespräch "Neues aus dem Mittelalter" / International workshop on new research on the Middle Ages (English version attached)

17.-18. September 2026, Universität Mannheim. Thematischer Schwerpunkt: 'Female cultures'. Mehr zur Reihe: www.zegk.uni-heidelberg.de/de/institut-...

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6.000 Géigestänn aus der Merowenger-Zäit um Site zu Rolleng fonnt: "Um europäesche Plang gekuckt, ass eis eng Sensatioun gelongen" D'Ausgruewungen um Site, déi mëttlerweil scho sechs Joer amgaange sinn, si just ee Brochdeel vun der Aarbecht.

A large early medieval settlement from the #Merovingian period was discovered in Rolleng (Luxembourg) in 2019. The excavation, which is still ongoing, has yielded around 6000 objects so far. Article in Luxembourgish and German w. link to the French press release: www.rtl.lu/kultur/news/...

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Pop music under the covers. How Radio Luxembourg changed the world On 5 October 1962, many Europeans got their first taste of the Beatles when the world première of the hit song Love Me Do was broadcast over the airwaves

🎙️ On 5 Oct 1962, thousands of young Europeans listened secretly as Love Me Do aired on #RadioLuxembourg.

On #WorldRadioDay, #uni_lu researchers explore how the station shaped pop culture across borders during the Cold War.

Discover more 👇
www.uni.lu/c2dh-en/news...

#MediaHistory | @c2dh.uni.lu

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Schließung des Instituts für Archäologie an der HU-Berlin Die Archäologie gehört seit fast 200 Jahren zur wissenschaftlichen Tradition der Humboldt-Universität. Ihre Schließung bedeutet den Abbruch einer gewachsenen Forschungstradition und eine dauerhafte Sc...

Please support the petition against the planned #closure of #Archaeology at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
Archaeology has been a part of Humboldt-Universität academic tradition for almost 200 years, so closing it would break a long-standing research tradition

weact.campact.de/petitions/sc...

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Frauen in der spätmittelalterlichen Stadt an Mittel- und Oberrhein

Soziale, ökonomische und rechtliche Perspektiven

Bingen, 8.–10. April 2026

Frauen in der spätmittelalterlichen Stadt an Mittel- und Oberrhein Soziale, ökonomische und rechtliche Perspektiven Bingen, 8.–10. April 2026

Hiermit laden wir euch herzlich zu unserer Tagung „Frauen in der spätmittelalterlichen Stadt an Mittel- und Oberrhein. Soziale, ökonomische und rechtliche Perspektiven“ ein.
Sie findet vom 8.–10. April 2026 im Museum am Strom in Bingen am Rhein statt.
Mehr Informationen findet ihr hier jgu.to/nyyn

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