Medieval History
The new Oxford Dictionary of the Middle Ages, ed. Robert Bjork (Oxford: Oxford UP, 2010) contains a 500 word entry on "Medievalism," written by Richard Utz, another indication of the coming of age of our academic field.
- 15th Oxford-cambridge Celtic Colloquium
Ronni Phillips writes: The Oxford-Cambridge Celtic Colloquium took place last Saturday, 22nd May. It was held in the Old Music Room at St John?s College, Cambridge, with a dinner afterwards in the Upper Hall, Peterhouse. The Colloquium is a conference...
- Skeletons Found At Mass Burial Site In Oxford Could Be ?10th-century Viking Raiders?
Thirty-seven skeletons found in a mass burial site in the grounds of St John?s College in Oxford may not be who they initially seemed, according to Oxford University researchers studying the remains. When the bodies were discovered in the grounds of...
- Latin Dictionary Is A Lifetime Career
For 32 years, Dr David Howlett has been scouring medieval Latin texts, picking out unusual words and compiling them in one of the world?s most extraordinary dictionaries. But, if that sounds like a lifetime?s work, it?s just a fraction of the time spent...
- Dictionary Of Medieval Latin From British Sources Project Nears Completion
A huge number of students ranging from linguists to those studying coins and family ancestry are benefiting from a 100 year project to compile the world?s most comprehensive dictionary of Medieval Latin. Work started on the unique Dictionary of Medieval...
- Sim Sessions At 2010 Congress
Studies in Medievalism is sponsoring two sessions at the 2010 Medieval Congress, I. Remembering the Middle Ages: Medievalism and Memory; and II. Medievalism in Music and the Fine Arts. If interested, please contact: Richard Utz Western Michigan Univ....
Medieval History
Oxford Dictionary of the Middle Ages contains entry on "Medievalism"
- 15th Oxford-cambridge Celtic Colloquium
Ronni Phillips writes: The Oxford-Cambridge Celtic Colloquium took place last Saturday, 22nd May. It was held in the Old Music Room at St John?s College, Cambridge, with a dinner afterwards in the Upper Hall, Peterhouse. The Colloquium is a conference...
- Skeletons Found At Mass Burial Site In Oxford Could Be ?10th-century Viking Raiders?
Thirty-seven skeletons found in a mass burial site in the grounds of St John?s College in Oxford may not be who they initially seemed, according to Oxford University researchers studying the remains. When the bodies were discovered in the grounds of...
- Latin Dictionary Is A Lifetime Career
For 32 years, Dr David Howlett has been scouring medieval Latin texts, picking out unusual words and compiling them in one of the world?s most extraordinary dictionaries. But, if that sounds like a lifetime?s work, it?s just a fraction of the time spent...
- Dictionary Of Medieval Latin From British Sources Project Nears Completion
A huge number of students ranging from linguists to those studying coins and family ancestry are benefiting from a 100 year project to compile the world?s most comprehensive dictionary of Medieval Latin. Work started on the unique Dictionary of Medieval...
- Sim Sessions At 2010 Congress
Studies in Medievalism is sponsoring two sessions at the 2010 Medieval Congress, I. Remembering the Middle Ages: Medievalism and Memory; and II. Medievalism in Music and the Fine Arts. If interested, please contact: Richard Utz Western Michigan Univ....