📢TODAY📢

MEMS is kicking off the new year with the brilliant Peter Good! 🥳

Join us for our 1st #MemsSeminar of 2024:
📜 The Indian Ocean Trade in Persian Wine: New Perspectives on Cultural Exchange
📆 Thurs 18th Jan, 11:00-12:00, DLT1 & Online

To join us on Teams: research.kent.ac.uk/medieval-ear...

This week for our #MEMSSeminar, our special guest is Dr Gabriele Bonomelli, postdoctoral researcher at the University of Kent. We are absolutely delighted to welcome Dr Bonomelli to MEMS!

📜 Dissent in Late Medieval & Early Modern England
📅 Thur 30 Nov, 5pm GMT
📍 Darwin LT1 & Zoom

Abstract below ⬇️

Mems seminar poster Navy blue backgroud with very light stained glass window sketches overlaid (barely visible, makes for a nice motif). On the left of the poster is a photo of the 13th century Chertsey tiles representing Richard and Saladin fighting on horses On the right, text reads: Medieval Historical Writing and the third crusade: a question of failure? Dr Katy Mortimer Canterbury Christ Church University Thursday 19th October, 5PM BST Darwin Lecture Theatre 1 And Online All welcome! Join us on Zoom via linktr.ee/MEMS_UniKent

Next week, we’re pleased to welcome Dr Mortimer (@katydotcom.bsky.social) who has just joined CCCU this year. If you’re interested in the #crusades, this #MEMSSeminar is for you!

📜 Medieval historical writing & the 3rd crusade: a question of failure?
📆 Thur 19 Oct, 5pm, DLT1
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