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This and so many other cool things—museum shops, get on this!
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The Sixteenth Century Society & Conference (SCSC) invites proposals for its 2023 annual conference #scsc2023 which will take place 26-29 Oct. 2023 in Baltimore, Maryland. The deadline for submissions is 17 Apr 2023. Log in to submit: sixteenthcentury.org/login PLEASE RETWEET
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Isn't it fantastic that this bed cover was made in the late 14th century and still survives today? It's decorated with scenes from the tale of Tristan and Isolde 💘
📜 @V_and_A 1391-1904
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Today we're launching 🚀 a new project: Get to Know Medieval Londoners! Have you ever wondered what it was like to live during the middle ages? 🤔 Our research project investigates how people lived, worked, and spent money in a medieval city.
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Knowledgeable people: Is there a searchable version Pepy’s diaries on line, or a project that maps everywhere he went? Or a human with this sort of info clogging their brain?
It’s been an exciting week for medievalists!
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Very excited to finally be able to share this latest research. Two newly discovered life records for Geoffrey Chaucer and Cecily Chaumpaigne, including the *original legal charges* brought against the poet – at Cambridge, England
Are you interested in how archival research can disrupt existing ideas about important historical figures? At this upcoming event, #medieval specialist @euanroger and guests will share their new archival discoveries related to Geoffrey Chaucer.
Book here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/geoffrey-…
I’m so sorry to learn of Mark Girouard’s death. His work was so helpful to me.
Sad to hear that Mark Girouard, a highly influential architectural historian, has died. His books on country houses have been so useful to me over the years #History #Heritage #countryhouses
Runaway Wives in Medieval London | History Workshop historyworkshop.org.uk/runaw…
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Household Goods and Good Households in Late Medieval London by @KitFrench1348 examines the accommodations made to their bigger houses & the increasing number of possessions these contained
Find at the book fair & online 👇
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@IMC_Leeds #IMC2022 @PennPress
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Please join me for an exciting Zoom panel about navigating non-US archives on May 31st at 12 EST! This event is targeted at grad students and early modern researchers and is sponsored by the #SSEMWG. Click here to register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…





























