The cover of my forthcoming book, out in February/March. #dogs #Roman-Britain #animalturm #archaeology

Rethinking Grand Narratives: Mobility, Diet, and Health in a Small Corner of Early Medieval Hampshire | Speculum: Vol 100, No 3

Just out and open access: Rethinking Grand Narratives: Mobility, Diet, and Health in a Small Corner of Early Medieval Hampshire | Speculum: Vol 100, No 3 www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/...

Check out @dalisera.bsky.social’s new article on the Book of Durrow’s evangelical symbols & his approach to Pictish iconographic influence!

A good read for folks interested in Christian apocrypha, gospel reception, Irenaeus, and Pictish/Columban imagery

clog.glasgow.ac.uk/ojs/index.ph...

Cover of I Chaluim Chille - book on St Columba

Excited this is out - lots of Columban loveliness from myself (on island monasteries), and papers by Heather Pulliam Gilbert Markus Victoria Thompson and many others clog.glasgow.ac.uk/ojs/index.ph... OPEN ACCESS

Morgan Library & Museum MS M.644, fol. 112r

Detail from Morgan Library & Museum MS M.644, fol. 112r

An apocalyptic scene: people hide in caves, as the sun goes dark, the moon reddens, and the stars fall to the earth (Cf. Revelation 6:12-17).

From a mid-10th century Iberian illumination of Beatus’s late-8th century “Commentary on the Apocalypse,” Morgan Library & Museum, MS M.644, fol. 112r.

Such an honor to publish with postmedieval @postmedieval.bsky.social !

Pictured is the conference program lineup for session 643 at EAA2024 in Rome. The full scientific program may be accessed at: https://www.e-a-a.org/eaa2024

If you are in Rome (🇮🇹) for #EAA2024 (🏺) this week, come check out our Friday afternoon session on premodern stone——a sequel to last year’s daylong session in Belfast:

“#643, The Experience of Stone II: Sculpting Comparative Phenomenologies.”

@celticist.bsky.social
#medievalsky

Christina Cowart-Smith (Department of Archaeology, Durham University, UK) and Alexander D’Alisera (History Department, Boston College, USA) invite you to submit abstracts for an EAA Rome 2024 (28-31 August 2024) session entitled: The Experience of Stone II: Sculpting Comparative Phenomenologies (Session #643)

Our stone panel at EAA2023 in Belfast was such a success that we are offering a sequel session at EAA2024 in Rome: "The Experience of Stone II: Sculpting Comparative Phenomenologies." Folks in history & archaeology are especially encouraged to submit abstracts!

@celticist.bsky.social 🏺 #medievalsky

whithorn, abercorn, portmahomack?

I'm a bit slow to the game (Lindisfarne called) but we had a super all-day session at the EAA. Massive thanks to my co-organiser @dalisera.bsky.social. Alexander & I will be working with colleagues from Queens Uni Belfast to get our papers jointly published by Springer in an edited vol. Stay tuned!

many thanks, I cannot wait to hear all the amazing papers!

The schedule is finally set for our daylong (!) panel at EAA2023 in Belfast: “The Experience of Stone.” 24 papers, with global scope and a vast chronology from prehistory to the medieval. (Subjects include: caves, high crosses, death rituals, sacred stones, temples, volcanic seascapes, and more…)