Medieval History
A one day workshop for people interested in the medieval history of Warwick is to be run by Warwickshire County Council. On Monday 8 November, Warwickshire County Record Office is hosting a study day exploring the medieval history of Warwick. The day covers four main areas:
The first session, The Origins and Growth of Early Medieval Warwick, will explore the evidence that suggests Warwick was actually founded on a minster of seventh century foundation.
Click here to read this article from Medievalists.net
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Medieval History
Medieval Warwick study day
A one day workshop for people interested in the medieval history of Warwick is to be run by Warwickshire County Council. On Monday 8 November, Warwickshire County Record Office is hosting a study day exploring the medieval history of Warwick. The day covers four main areas:
The first session, The Origins and Growth of Early Medieval Warwick, will explore the evidence that suggests Warwick was actually founded on a minster of seventh century foundation.
Click here to read this article from Medievalists.net
- Warwick Library Hosts Medieval Tapestry Conservation Program On March 20
The Albert Wisner Public Library will present the ?Restoration of the Cloisters? Redemption Tapestry? on Sunday March 20, at 2 p.m. in the Community Room. Warwick resident Tina Kane will discuss the landmark medieval tapestry conservation project she...
- A Knight?s Tale In Warwick
The chivalry and splendour of a bygone era is being brought vividly to life in a new exhibition in the heart of Warwick. Warwickshire Museum in Market Place is hosting ?Distant Voices? A dramatic exhibition of paintings by Leamington-based artist Noreen...
- Medieval England Had A Per Capita Income Over $1000, Research Shows
New research led by economists at the University of Warwick reveals that medieval England was not only far more prosperous than previously believed, it also actually boasted an average income that would be more than double the average per capita income...
- Professor Peter Mack Appointed Director Of Warburg Institute
Peter Mack, Professor of English at the University Warwick, has been appointed as the new Director of the Warburg Institute at the University of London. He will begins his appointment on October 1, 2010, overseeing one of the most important academic...
- Medieval Gatehouse For Sale In England
Eastgate, one of the two remaining portions of the medieval wall of Warwick, England, will be sold at auction in April. The Grade-II listed property has a guideprice of £125,000, but the new owner would also be responsible to undertake the cost of repairs,...