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Military Intelligence and Planning in the Carolingian Empire www.medievalists.net/2026/02/mili... #militaryhistory #Carolingians
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Hey Medieval fans and scholars! I am wildly happy to announce the release of my favorite medievalist’s new edited volume Living in a Carolingian World
Part 33 of Brill's Series on the Early Middle Ages! The perfect holiday gift!
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How the Carolingians Organized Military Service in the Ninth Century www.medievalists.net/2025/09/caro... #MilitaryHistory #Carolingians
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How Carolingian Soldiers Learned to Fight
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Learn how the Carolingians transformed politics, religion, and culture in the early Middle Ages! ⚔️📖 medievalstudies.thinkific.com/courses/caro... #Carolingians
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5/10: Carolingian power is explored through performative legitimacy (e.g., royal anointing) and technologies of governance like capitularia, which mediated norms across fragmented realms. #Carolingians #Governance
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Notker the Stammerer: The Monk Who Shaped Charlemagne’s Musical Legacy www.medievalists.net/2025/07/notk... #MedievalMusic #Carolingians #HistoryofMusic
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Our first online course taking this place this fall will be on The Carolingians. Sign up at medievalstudies.thinkific.com/courses/caro... #Carolingians
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photo of abstract and title information for “Accomplished in the Art of Athena”: Carolingian Queens, Textiles, and the Politics of Clothing in the Ninth Century by Valerie Garver Abstract In the mid-ninth century, Carolingian queens’ production and control of textiles gave them means to enter the male-dominated political sphere because men valued attire for its political valence, but women produced it. Clothing’s effective nature and feminine associations in the Carolingian Empire have meant that its political role has remained underappreciated. Through examination of texts and extant textiles, this article argues that this traditionally female work afforded queens a political role at court and beyond. The article explains the documented textile labor and direction of four queens. The mid-ninth-century evidence more directly and more abundantly credits three queens with producing textiles than earlier sources that attributed cloth and dress fabrication to Frankish queens. Because this association of queens and textile work was strongest during the time of the Carolingian civil war (840–43) and the ensuing division of the empire, it demonstrates that queens employed material means to help their husbands vie with one another and establish bonds with powerful men and institutions. As the best documented crafter of dress and cloth, Queen Ermintrud (d. 869) provides the strongest case for women’s roles in an elite politics of clothing, but evidence for the textile work of her queenly peers Ermengard (d. 851) and Emma (d. 876) shows that they, too, had a similarly crucial and highly visible role to play in political competition among their husband kings.
Very excited to post that my favorite medievalist was published in Speculum Volume 100 #2 !
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New Medieval Books: Oathbreakers: The War of Brothers That Shattered an Empire and Made Medieval Europe, by @profgabriele.com and @lollardfish.bsky.social www.medievalists.net/2024/12/new-medieval-boo... #historysky #medievalsky #Carolingians
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Whoohoo! Yeehaw! Gadzooks! It's almost too pretty to read!
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A New Episode of The Medieval Podcast: Charlemagne with Cullen Chandler www.medievalists.net/2024/09/char... #Charlemagne #Carolingians
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This is the cover of a book titled Le village à l’épreuve du genre dans l’Occident médiéval et moderne against a lemon print background.
The picture shows the books table of contents with an article by Valerie Garver called Enfances genrées : filles et garçons dans le village carolingien
This is the first page of the article showing the title and authors name: Enfances genrées : filles et garçons dans le village carolingien by Valerie Garver
My favorite medievalist also published a chapter in a recent edited volume! If you are interested in gender and childhood in Carolingian times (and can read French) this is for you! #medievalsky #Carolingians
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Serving as ‘an invitation to the study of Carolingian civilization,’ this book examines the political and societal changes that took place in Western Europe in the 8th and 9th centuries.
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