Medieval History
Facebook
The Medieval Church Art Blog now has a Facebook presence. If you have a Facebook profile do pop along and 'like' our Facebook page. The page will have links to all my Blog posts, but as it is a convenient way to share photos, I may use it to post photos from time to time - think of it as 'Medieval Church Art Extra'.
https://www.facebook.com/medievalchurchart
- Why One Researcher Is Documenting The Damage To Syria?s Archaeological Sites
Emma Cunliffe sits in a tiny graduate student?s office on the medieval campus of the University of Durham. But her mind is thousands of miles east, in Syria. Every day she goes online, sometimes for a few hours, to monitor the Facebook feeds of local...
- Now On Facebook!
Dear readers, I bring news of our expansion: Modern Medieval now has a Facebook page. As of writing this post, we currently have 98 likes for our page, which is a great start, and we look forward to more. In the spirit of continuing to grow this...
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"Legend and Landscape in Brittany, France"I don't have the brevity of wit to truly engage in Facebook, but many a day has been brightened by a comment from a Facebook friend, or by thinking about Geoffrey Chaucer's take on Facebook, and so I feel,...
- History And Social Media Collide
When I made the decision to boot up this blog I was convinced that that was as far into the social media network water that I wanted to wade, but I suppose once you try something once and don't get bitten, you begin to feel more comfortable with...
- Blogging Tools I Use
My Flavors.me page I started this blog in August, so about 6 months ago. In this short time, Blogger stats recorded well over 10.000 page views here, which I consider very good for a blog with a somewhat obscure topic. I originally started this...
Medieval History
The Medieval Church Art Blog now has a Facebook presence. If you have a Facebook profile do pop along and 'like' our Facebook page. The page will have links to all my Blog posts, but as it is a convenient way to share photos, I may use it to post photos from time to time - think of it as 'Medieval Church Art Extra'.
https://www.facebook.com/medievalchurchart
- Why One Researcher Is Documenting The Damage To Syria?s Archaeological Sites
Emma Cunliffe sits in a tiny graduate student?s office on the medieval campus of the University of Durham. But her mind is thousands of miles east, in Syria. Every day she goes online, sometimes for a few hours, to monitor the Facebook feeds of local...
- Now On Facebook!
Dear readers, I bring news of our expansion: Modern Medieval now has a Facebook page. As of writing this post, we currently have 98 likes for our page, which is a great start, and we look forward to more. In the spirit of continuing to grow this...
- Who's Your Friend?
"Legend and Landscape in Brittany, France"I don't have the brevity of wit to truly engage in Facebook, but many a day has been brightened by a comment from a Facebook friend, or by thinking about Geoffrey Chaucer's take on Facebook, and so I feel,...
- History And Social Media Collide
When I made the decision to boot up this blog I was convinced that that was as far into the social media network water that I wanted to wade, but I suppose once you try something once and don't get bitten, you begin to feel more comfortable with...
- Blogging Tools I Use
My Flavors.me page I started this blog in August, so about 6 months ago. In this short time, Blogger stats recorded well over 10.000 page views here, which I consider very good for a blog with a somewhat obscure topic. I originally started this...