Prof Leah Tether retweeted
You can read about the exciting work MA Medieval Studies Alumna, @cfranklinlamble has been working on in Gloucester Cathedral Library and Archives on our shiny new blog (link in replies). Carol started working with the archives during the MA Medieval Studies bespoke work (1/2) – at Bristol, England
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
What a treat to see the impressive archival work being carried out by our MA Medieval Studies students and alumni 📖
We can’t wait to see what the next cohort of future historians achieve in
@GlosCathedral Library and Archives as part of the MA Medieval Studies work placement.
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Delighted to share #Penguin Researchers Network conference at @BrisUniSpColl on 17-18 May 2023! Details 👇, new deadline for abstracts: *20 Feb 2023*. Please retweet @SHARPorg @PenguinCollSoc @samartha @CathyMcAteer1 @loweryhannah1 @Muireann @MedievalDigigal @kreeve @PinkParrot1
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
In tonight's episode of @TheUnXplained - 10pm @HISTORYUK, @WilliamShatner explores the legend of #KingArthur including the discovery of the Bristol Merlin manuscript by @MedievalDigigal and colleagues at Bristol Central Library in 2019 🧙
fal.cn/3tBD7
@BristolCMS
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
The legend of #KingArthur has captivated us for hundreds of years, but was he actually a real person?
This fascinating feature in @SmithsonianMag, which includes insights from Bristol's @MedievalDigigal, asks if there is any truth behind the myth.
fal.cn/3rjwX
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Now in paperback! $35/£30 The Bristol Merlin @MedievalDigigal @AbbotsMedieval @cambiechoo @BristolUni arc-humanities.org/978180270… #medievaltwitter
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
There is still time to enjoy FREE online access to recent titles in our @CUPElementsPBC series - enjoy complimentary access to recently published titles in the series until Sunday 31st December. Browse the collection and read without charge! ✨ ow.ly/ks0J50H6jMj
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
#fridayreads {Recent book} The Bristol Merlin: Revealing the Secrets of a Medieval Fragment by Leah Tether, Laura Chuhan Campbell and Benjamin Pohl @MedievalDigigal , @AbbotsMedieval , @cambiechoo , @BristolUni #medievaltwitter arc-humanities.org/978164189…
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
In 2019 a medieval manuscript telling the story of #Merlin was found in @BristolLibrary
Now a team of academics from @BristolCMS and @durham_uni have discovered many more of its mysteries including its age and how it got to Bristol 🧙
Read more here ⬇️
ow.ly/lRdO50G2VSv
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Bristol manuscript fragments of the famous Merlin legend among the oldest of their kind
“We were also able to place manuscript in England as early as 1300-1350 thanks to an annotation in a margin again, we were able to date the handwriting & identify it.
newswise.com/articles/bristo…
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
We are absolutely delighted to launch this publication at our @BristolCMS '𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗙𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗪𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗲' Conference.
🍾🥂🥳Congratulations to the brilliant authors, our members @AbbotsMedieval and @MedievalDigigal on this cooperation and thanks to @ArcHumanities
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Prof Leah Tether retweeted
{New Book} The Bristol Merlin: Revealing the Secrets of a Medieval Fragment @MedievalDigigal @cambiechoo @BristolCMS @AbbotsMedieval #medievaltwitter arc-humanities.org/products/…
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
{New book!} The Bristol Merlin: Revealing the Secrets of a Medieval Fragment by @MedievalDigigal @cambiechoo @AbbotsMedieval #MedievalTwitter @BristolCMS arc-humanities.org/products/…
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Vol 36 of Arthurian Literature is now available! Featuring essays on Sacred Space and Place by @sarahkbowden, Susanne Friede, John Carey, Martha Baldon, Charlie Samuelson, Andreas Hammer, @DrVictoriaFlood and @CoryRushton
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Currently reading through @MedievalDigigal and @AbbotsMedieval article on the medieval manuscripts @UshawLibrary to be published by @CatholicArcSoc later this year. A fascinating account which shines new light on the history of the library too. #medievaltwitter #libraryhistory
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Today I have resigned as incoming External Examiner for the MA #English Studies @uniofleicester.
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Don’t miss your chance to read new Cambridge Element Reading Computer-Generated Texts, by Leah Henrickson! Free access available until 3 February at ow.ly/WwKB50DevH6 #cambridgeelements
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Very excited to say my publication on the Bluestockings and travel accounts is out! It is free online (until 5th Feb) at cambridge.org/core/elements/…
Honoured to have worked with excellent team @CUPElementsPBC @samartha Huge thanks go to @MedievalBex & 2 anon. reviewers
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
New Cambridge Element Aboriginal Writers and Popular Fiction, by Fiannuala Morgan, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at ow.ly/ccEA50D9s4u #cambridgeelements
Prof Leah Tether retweeted
Congratulations to @RuthAhnert @sebastianahnert @cncoleman @scott_bot who collaborated to create an extraordinary book - essential reading for scholars navigating the networked world. Thank you @samartha @Bethany_Thomas9 @MedievalDigigal @MedievalBex and @CUPElementsPBC!
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