Calendar of Events

Past Answers to Current Concerns, Seminar 6: General team discussion

Climate Change and History Research Initiative; Medieval Studies

Medieval Studies Book Club – Ale, Beer, and Brewsters in England: Women’s Work in a Changing World, 1300-1600

Program in Medieval Studies

Mail-order Mihrabs: Kashan Tiles and Architectural Design in Iran, c. 1200-1330

Patricia Blessing, Department of Art & Archaeology

Program in Medieval Studies

LAMB – Carmelites, Jews, and the Miracles of Toulouse

Sucharita Ray (History)

Program in Medieval Studies

The Light Ages? Reconstructing the Practices of Late Medieval Astronomy

Seb Falk, Cambridge University

History of Science; Program in Medieval Studies

Sharing Medieval Science Outside of the Academy

Seb Falk, Cambridge University

History of Science; Program in Medieval Studies

Seminar 1: What can we learn from Arabic-script documents about economic exchange in medieval Egypt (800–1150)?

Chris Wickham, University of Oxford, Emeritus

Program in Near Eastern Studies; Humanities Council; Center for Collaborative History

Seminar 2: Reading Session on Arabic-script Documents

Chris Wickham, University of Oxford, Emeritus

Program in Near Eastern Studies; Humanities Council; Center for Collaborative History

(Re-)Imagine all the peoples. Exegesis and ethnicity in the late Antique West

Gerda Heydemann, Freie Universität Berlin

Medievalists of Color; Program in Medieval Studies; Division for Identity Studies at the Institute for Medieval Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences; School of Historical Studies at the Institute for Advanced Study

Seminar 3: What can we learn from the archeology of medieval Egypt that we can’t learn from the documents?

Chris Wickham, University of Oxford, Emeritus

Program in Near Eastern Studies; Humanities Council; Center for Collaborative History