Calendar of Events

Who Has Fiction? The Middle Ages, Fictionality, and ‘The Rise of X’

Julie Orlemanski, University of Chicago (IAS)

Program in Medieval Studies

After the Carolingians: Manuscript Illumination in the 10th – 11th Centuries

Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies and Program in Medieval Studies

Delaware Valley Medieval Association Winter Meeting 2017

Program in Medieval Studies

Property Made, Marked and Managed in the Middle Ages

Society of Fellows, Program in Medieval Studies, Center for Collaborative History

The Integration of Migrants and its Limits in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages

Walter Pohl, University of Vienna

Program in Medieval Studies

Modus Machabaeorum. Hagiography and Biblical Narrative in 5th and 6th Century Gaul.

Gordon Blennemann, University of Montreal

Program in Medieval Studies

Urban Gardening in Early Medieval Italy

Caroline Goodson, Birbeck College, University of London, Archaeological Institute of America, Clayburgh Lecture

Archaeological Institute of America and the Program in Medieval Studies

Epitaphs and Identity: Medieval German Jewish Cemeteries and Communal Practice

Elisheva Baumgarten, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Program in Medieval Studies

Rhythms in the Middle Ages

Jean-Claude Schmitt, EHESS, Paris

Program in Medieval Studies and Eberhard L. Faber 1915 Memorial Fund in the Humanities Council

Pig Partnerships and Identities in the Early Medieval West

Jamie Kreiner, University of Georgia (IAS, Princeton)

Program in Medieval Studies