And a last reminder! Victorian cremation and Norse medievalism tonight, 17.30 GMT with @maggiepavleszek.bsky.social! Sign up at: www.history.ac.uk/events/resol...

Not too late to sign up for this excellent seminar on Wednesday! And we are very happy to welcome our wonderful speaker, @maggiepavleszek.bsky.social, to Bluesky. Come and hear all about her work!

For our next seminar, Maggie Pavleszek (York) will be speaking on '"Resolved into ashes": Norse Medievalism and Cremation in C19th Britain'. Weds 30/04, 17.30 GMT (online only). Free but please register to attend. Further details, abstract and registration at: www.history.ac.uk/events/resol...

Wonderful to be able to welcome @themamoconf.bsky.social to Bluesky! MAMO London is coming up 24-26 June 2025 and the programme and details of how to register are at: themamo.org

For our next seminar, @craighambling.bsky.social will be speaking on 'How Real is Too Real? Public History and the Interpretation of Medieval Martial Arts'. Weds 12/03, 17.30 GMT in person at @ihr.bsky.social and online. Further details and registration at: www.history.ac.uk/events/how-r...

We are in for a treat at our next seminar when Dr Michael Eden (University of the Arts) will speak on 'Failed Seriousness and a Subject Worth Fighting For: Representing Sir Gawain'. Wed 12/2/25 17.30 at @ihr.bsky.social or online. Info, abstract and registration at: www.history.ac.uk/events/faile...

Still time to book your place for @mareganlefay.bsky.social's Arthurian delight on Thursday!

For our next seminar @mareganlefay.bsky.social (Bristol) will speak on 'Experiencing Arthur on site in medieval and early modern England'. Free in-person at @ihr.bsky.social and online, 17.30 UTC, Thurs 16/01/25. All welcome, but please register in advance. Info: www.history.ac.uk/events/exper...

Hwæt! For our next seminar Ian Felce (independent researcher) will speak on 'What? Beowulf and William Morris’s New Old English'. In-person at @ihr.bsky.social and online, 17.30 UTC, Weds 11/12/24. Free to attend and all welcome, but please register in advance at: www.history.ac.uk/events/what-...

Hwæt! For our next seminar Ian Felce (independent researcher) will speak on 'What? Beowulf and William Morris’s New Old English'. In-person at @ihr.bsky.social and online, 17.30 UTC, Weds 11/12/24. Free to attend and all welcome, but please register in advance at: www.history.ac.uk/events/what-...

Hello and welcome to all our new followers! We are a seminar group dedicated to discussion of the construction, use and appropriation of the Middle Ages in the post-medieval period. We meet on an approximately monthly basis during term times in-person at the University of London and online.

We're extremely pleased to bring you our next seminar: @lawrencewarner.bsky.social will be presenting on 'Popular Gawain, 1955-70, from Maureen Duffy to Pentangle' at 17.30 GMT Weds 13/11/24 in-person at @ihr.bsky.social and online. Details and sign-up at: www.history.ac.uk/events/popul...

We're extremely pleased to bring you our next seminar: @lawrencewarner.bsky.social will be presenting on 'Popular Gawain, 1955-70, from Maureen Duffy to Pentangle' at 17.30 GMT Weds 13/11/24 in-person at @ihr.bsky.social and online. Details and sign-up at: www.history.ac.uk/events/popul...

Tomorrow, Wednesday 16/10/24, 17.30 BST, Dr Tonicha Upham on the first English translation of Ibn Fadlan, in-person at @ihr.bsky.social and online. Free to attend: please register at: www.history.ac.uk/events/awful...

For our first seminar of 24-5, Dr Tonicha Upham (SAS, U of London) will speak on '"This awful and distressing circumstance": A Sudden Death, The Danish Literati, and the First English Translation of Ibn Fadlan', exploring the C19th fame of Ibn Fadlan's account of a Rus funeral. Weds 16/10, 17.30 BST

Back for the 24-25 academic year, we're very pleased to unveil our schedule of seminars on post-medieval usage and appropriation of the Middle Ages! All seminars are either hybrid or fully online and free of charge. Registration in advance required at: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/int...

For our next seminar, we are delighted to welcome Mirabelle Dominé-Walley and Luke Walker, who will be speaking on 'Filming The Book of Margery Kempe', in person at KCL Bush House (S)2.03, 17.30, Weds 12/06/24. Info and registration: www.history.ac.uk/events/filmi...

For our next seminar, we are delighted to welcome Dr Charlotte Rudman, who will be speaking on 'Capturing medieval London: framing and perspective', in person at KCL King's Building, 17.30, Thurs 16/05/24 Free to attend: full details and abstract at: www.history.ac.uk/events/captu...

Still time to sign up for this talk tonight, but hurry! Details and registration in the link.

For our next seminar, we are delighted to welcome Prof Patrick J Murphy (Miami) who will be speaking on 'Drawing Medievalism: Dialogue with the Past through Comics'. ONLINE ONLY, 17.30-19.00 GMT 20 March. Free but please register in advance. Abstract and link at: www.history.ac.uk/events/drawi...

For our next seminar, we are delighted to welcome Prof Patrick J Murphy (Miami) who will be speaking on 'Drawing Medievalism: Dialogue with the Past through Comics'. ONLINE ONLY, 17.30-19.00 GMT 20 March. Free but please register in advance. Abstract and link at: www.history.ac.uk/events/drawi...

Tonight (28/02/24)! Dr Laura Varnam (Oxford) will be giving our next seminar, on '"Paramodern" Margery: Poetic Medievalisms and The Book of Margery Kempe' in-person at @ihr.bsky.social, 17.30. Abstract and further details at: www.history.ac.uk/events/param...

For our next seminar we're delighted to welcome Dr Lillian Céspedes González who will be speaking on 'The Women of Beowulf in Popular Culture'. In-person at @ihr.bsky.social, 17.30 TOMORROW Weds 31 Jan. Full details at: www.history.ac.uk/events/women...

For our next seminar we're delighted to welcome Dr Matt Clancy (SAS, U. of London), who will be speaking on 'The Sword out of the Stone: Echoes of Arthurian Material Culture in the 21st Century'. 17.30-18.45, 13/12/23 in person at Senate House. Details: www.history.ac.uk/events/sword...

The 2023-4 seminar programme. The seminar is free to attend and open to all, but please register in advance for any individual session at: www.history.ac.uk/seminars/int....