As term begins, we take our traditional look ahead to what’s coming up at the Centre for Medieval Studies.
What did it mean for monks to ‘forage’ for food? Andrew Jotischky offers a preview of the upcoming Simon Barton lecture.
It’s a new term, and the Centre for Medieval Studies is back in business!
Thomas Hinton announces a number of upcoming GW4-funded workshops on medieval studies and the Digital Humanities.
Ahead of her upcoming lectures and workshops, Monica Green, the renowned historian of medicine and plague, took the time to answer a few questions about her work.
This week, Gregory Lippiatt (Director of the Centre) shares the news about an exciting new series of events.
As the summer term begins, we take our traditional look at what’s coming up in the Centre for Medieval Studies.
With the conclusion of the ‘Warhorse’ project, regular contributor Oliver Creighton looks back on its findings – and forward, to a forthcoming book launch.
Roberta Gilchrist, Professor of Archaeology at the University of Reading, talks to us ahead of her 2025 Orme Lecture, ‘Medieval Religion: the Complex Lives of Ritual Objects’.
Here at the University of Exeter we have a particularly strong research and teaching presence in the histories of magic, esotericism, and witchcraft. Only last year we advertised the new MA in Magic and Occult Science, spearheaded by Prof. Emily Selove in the Department of Arabic and Islamic Studies (and the subject of last week’s […]