#medieval-studies

#medieval-studies

Debate over the number of depictions of male genitalia in the Bayeux Tapestry intensifies between scholars.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail celebrates 50 years as a cult film, significantly influencing both comedy and medieval studies.

The Toronto Old English Colloquium focuses on the exploration of MS Junius 11, highlighting its poetry and visual complexity at an upcoming symposium.

The kiswa of the Ka'ba symbolizes political legitimacy and religious significance in Islamic history.

The study reveals enduring disparities in health outcomes influenced by gender, challenging previous research.

The Black Sea was largely impassable during winter, heavily influenced by Byzantine control and maritime laws.

The course offers a comprehensive overview of land warfare development across Eurasia from 1000 to 1300, highlighting key military strategies and societal impacts.

Slavery persisted in medieval Europe, challenging previous beliefs about its disappearance after Antiquity.

The online course explores gender and sexuality conceptions in the medieval period, highlighting influences from the 5th to the 15th century.

Eastern Europe has long been overlooked in Medieval Studies, but the field is now expanding to include its rich history.

This book offers a unique study of Swedish royal women and queens, highlighting their political power and cultural contributions.

Type-scenes in medieval literature convey meaning through predictable character and action sequences that advance narratives.

Save 25% on online medieval studies courses during Black Friday/Cyber Monday.

Courses available on a variety of medieval topics, accessible live or on-demand.

Medieval studies are exploring significant shifts in labour relations and the challenges historians face with sacred texts.

The book investigates the role of monasteries in Ireland's religious life during the High Middle Ages.

The 'Misadventures of Master Mugwort' is a humorous, eclectic collection of stories exploring human folly through the lens of Warring States era antics.

The Viking Age course offers an in-depth study on Nordic life, running every Thursday for six weeks, priced at $149.