Medieval History
A series of public lectures on a wide variety of medieval topics this term presents a fine example of ?Middle Ages spread?.
The Medieval Research Centre here at Leicester is an interdepartmental collaboration between four Departments within our College of Arts, Humanities and Law. In February and March the Centre presents a series of four public lectures by visiting speakers on topics that range from the influence of medieval thought on the Third Reich to the hagiographic work of Caesarius of Heisterbach.
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- Archaeological Dig Inches ?tantalizingly Closer? To Possible Burial Place Of King Richard Iii
The University of Leicester is announcing that the archaeological dig at Greyfriars will continue for a third week as archaeologists get ?tantalisingly close? in their search for King Richard III. The University of Leicester is leading the archaeological...
- Richard Iii Foundation Supports Archaeological Project To Find Missing Monarch
The Richard III Foundation has come out with strong support for the archaeological dig that is underway in Leicester, which hopes to find the remains of King Richard III and end a 500-year-old mystery of where is his last resting place. The University...
- Search Begins For Lost Grave Of King Richard Iii
The University of Leicester and Leicester City Council, in association with the Richard III Society, are starting an archaeological dig to find the remains of King Richard III, the only English monarch whose resting place remains unknown. On Saturday...
- Brixworth Lecture
The twenty-ninth annual Brixworth Lecture is organised by The Friends of All Saints' Brixworth in conjunction with the University of Leicester. This year's lecture, on Saturday 29 October 2011 at 5.00pm, will be given by: Leslie Webster: "Wall-paintings...
- Registration For Writing England 2010
Registration for Writing England 2010, University of Leicester 28th-30th April 2010, is now open. The conference draws on different approaches and perspectives, aiming to investigate the writers, compilers, manufacture and reception of books in England...
Medieval History
From hagiography to Hitler: Medieval Research Centre public lectures at the University of Leicester
A series of public lectures on a wide variety of medieval topics this term presents a fine example of ?Middle Ages spread?.
The Medieval Research Centre here at Leicester is an interdepartmental collaboration between four Departments within our College of Arts, Humanities and Law. In February and March the Centre presents a series of four public lectures by visiting speakers on topics that range from the influence of medieval thought on the Third Reich to the hagiographic work of Caesarius of Heisterbach.
Click here to read this article from the University of Leicester
- Archaeological Dig Inches ?tantalizingly Closer? To Possible Burial Place Of King Richard Iii
The University of Leicester is announcing that the archaeological dig at Greyfriars will continue for a third week as archaeologists get ?tantalisingly close? in their search for King Richard III. The University of Leicester is leading the archaeological...
- Richard Iii Foundation Supports Archaeological Project To Find Missing Monarch
The Richard III Foundation has come out with strong support for the archaeological dig that is underway in Leicester, which hopes to find the remains of King Richard III and end a 500-year-old mystery of where is his last resting place. The University...
- Search Begins For Lost Grave Of King Richard Iii
The University of Leicester and Leicester City Council, in association with the Richard III Society, are starting an archaeological dig to find the remains of King Richard III, the only English monarch whose resting place remains unknown. On Saturday...
- Brixworth Lecture
The twenty-ninth annual Brixworth Lecture is organised by The Friends of All Saints' Brixworth in conjunction with the University of Leicester. This year's lecture, on Saturday 29 October 2011 at 5.00pm, will be given by: Leslie Webster: "Wall-paintings...
- Registration For Writing England 2010
Registration for Writing England 2010, University of Leicester 28th-30th April 2010, is now open. The conference draws on different approaches and perspectives, aiming to investigate the writers, compilers, manufacture and reception of books in England...