Medieval History
Topics as unique and diverse as medieval Irish magic and the drinking of blood in the ritual context of mourning will be explored at the Seventh Australian Conference of Celtic Studies at the University of Sydney this week.
The influence of Celtic Studies extends throughout the world, where many Celtic languages, such as Irish and Scottish Gaelic, are still in everyday use.
Click here to read this article on Medievalists.net
- Public Lecture In Asnc
On Thursday 2nd December, at 5pm, Professor Liam Breatnach, of the School of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Ireland, will deliver the 2010 E. C. Quiggin Memorial Lecture, in room GR.06/07, English Faculty Building, 9 West Road,...
- Harvard Celtic Department
The Harvard Celtic Department cordially invites proposals for papers on topics which relate directly to Celtic studies (Celtic languages and literatures in any phase; cultural, historical or social science topics; theoretical perspectives, etc.) for their...
- 29th Annual Celtic Colloquium
The Harvard Celtic Department cordially invites proposals for papers on topics which relate directly to Celtic studies (Celtic languages and literatures in any phase; cultural, historical or social science topics; theoretical perspectives, etc.) for their...
- The 28th Annual Harvard Celtic Colloquium
I'm so far behind that I am now posting this after it happened. Well...for posterity..... 10-12 October 2008: The 28th Annual Harvard Celtic Colloquium Students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Harvard Celtic Department are cordially invited...
- Celtic Myth Podshow
I've been enjoying The Celtic Myth Podshow. Gary and Ruth re-enact Celtic Irish, Welsh and Scottish heroic tales. I find them compelling because these tales would have been told aurally originally, and they're fun. I'm working on a post of...
Medieval History
University of Sydney hosts Celtic studies conference
Topics as unique and diverse as medieval Irish magic and the drinking of blood in the ritual context of mourning will be explored at the Seventh Australian Conference of Celtic Studies at the University of Sydney this week.
The influence of Celtic Studies extends throughout the world, where many Celtic languages, such as Irish and Scottish Gaelic, are still in everyday use.
Click here to read this article on Medievalists.net
- Public Lecture In Asnc
On Thursday 2nd December, at 5pm, Professor Liam Breatnach, of the School of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Ireland, will deliver the 2010 E. C. Quiggin Memorial Lecture, in room GR.06/07, English Faculty Building, 9 West Road,...
- Harvard Celtic Department
The Harvard Celtic Department cordially invites proposals for papers on topics which relate directly to Celtic studies (Celtic languages and literatures in any phase; cultural, historical or social science topics; theoretical perspectives, etc.) for their...
- 29th Annual Celtic Colloquium
The Harvard Celtic Department cordially invites proposals for papers on topics which relate directly to Celtic studies (Celtic languages and literatures in any phase; cultural, historical or social science topics; theoretical perspectives, etc.) for their...
- The 28th Annual Harvard Celtic Colloquium
I'm so far behind that I am now posting this after it happened. Well...for posterity..... 10-12 October 2008: The 28th Annual Harvard Celtic Colloquium Students, alumni, faculty, and friends of the Harvard Celtic Department are cordially invited...
- Celtic Myth Podshow
I've been enjoying The Celtic Myth Podshow. Gary and Ruth re-enact Celtic Irish, Welsh and Scottish heroic tales. I find them compelling because these tales would have been told aurally originally, and they're fun. I'm working on a post of...