Jones 202

Comparative Diplomatics: “Mapping Japan in the Iberian Archive: 16th Century Accounts from the Christian Mission”

David Rivera, Spanish and Portuguese

Center for Collaborative History; Program in Medieval Studies

Comparative Diplomatics: “The growth of the mestizo sangley in early 17th century Manila as seen in two 1630s documents”

Regalado José, University of Santo Tomás

Center for Collaborative History; Program in Medieval Studies

Comparative Diplomatics: “How can Jesuits be mistaken for Buddhist monks? Ōuchi Yoshinaga’s 1552 commendation and its Portuguese and Latin Afterlives”

Center for Collaborative History; Program in Medieval Studies

Comparative Diplomatics: Han Dynasty Edicts and Ordinances on Official Promotion

Trenton Wilson, East Asian Studies

Comparative Antiquities; Program in Medieval Studies

CANCELLED – Rich Bride Poor Bride: Two Trousseau Lists from the Cairo Geniza

Miriam Frenkel, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Comparative Antiquity; Program in Medieval Studies

Curated Scrap Paper: Documents on the Reverse Sides of Medieval Japanese Diaries

Megan Gilbert, East Asian Studies

Comparative Antiquity; Program in Medieval Studies

From Medieval Charters to Roman Law and Back Again. Some Examples from the Late Antique West

Helmut Reimitz, History

Comparative Antiquity; Program in Medieval Studies

Inscribing Land Titles: Geographical Imaginations in Legal Texts

Debjani Bhattacharyya, Drexel University

Comparative Antiquities; Program in Medieval Studies

The Caliph and the Monks’ Cattle: An Almohad Decree in Favor of a Catalan Monastery (1217 CE)

Umberto Bongianino, Oxford University

Comparative Antiquity; Program in Medieval Studies

“Superstition and Magic in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods” – Graduate Conference in Medieval Studies

Michael Bailey, Iowa State University

Program in Medieval Studies