Comparative Diplomatics – “The Earliest Medieval Hebrew Legal Documents”

Eve Krakowski, Near Eastern Studies

Program in Medieval Studies

Medieval Studies Faculty Colloquium – “Hell, and How to Get There”

Olaoluwatoni Alimi, Religion and University Center for Human Values

Program in Medieval Studies

Medieval Studies & CSLA Lunch with Spring Course Preview

Program in Medieval Studies & the Committee for the Study of Late Antiquity

Medieval Studies Seminar Series – “Paperwork and the Painter’s Craft: René of Anjou’s Ephemeral Archive”

Laura Weigert, Rutgers University

Program in Medieval Studies

Medieval Studies Seminar Series – “Open Access in Art History and Medieval Studies: Views from the Editor’s and Author’s Desk”

Beate Fricke, Institute of Art History, University of Bern

Program in Medieval Studies

Vaults of Trade: Medieval Architectures of Exchange between Sea and City

Beate Fricke, Institute of Art History, University of Bern

Department of Art & Archaeology

Comparative Diplomatics – “Producing ‘Histories from Below’ Using Municipal Documents in Late Medieval Iberia”

Thomas William Barton (University of San Diego, IAS)

Program in Medieval Studies

Dragons, Dungeons, and Documents: Writing Fiction and Nonfiction about the Middle Ages

Elizabeth Morrison, J. Paul Getty Museum

Program in Medieval Studies

Comparative Diplomatics – “Chrysobull Preambles from the First Half of the Thirteenth Century. Tracking Political Ideology Through Documentary Culture”

Massimiliano Dalmasso, History

Program in Medieval Studies

Medieval Studies Faculty Colloquium – Elena Shadrina

Elena Shadrina, History

Program in Medieval Studies