A very interesting afternoon discussing AI in the History curriculum, in part bouncing off this article:
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📢My latest article is now published in the 'Journal of Medieval History.' 📚Uncover the significance of political rituals and the power of Christian liturgy in shaping an early medieval state. Read the article here: doi.org/10.1080/030441…
#twitterstorians #medievaltwitter

New to me: journal hijacking.
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A group of raiding barbarians with an unknown name shows up in Athens one day and on the lower Rhine a few years later… would you like to know how it ends and (maybe) starts?

Liccardo, S. (2024) Who in the world are the Heruli?, Early Medieval Europe doi.org/10.1111/emed.1….

'It can be said that Jo Guldi is a traditional historian and that she is not a traditional historian at all. She is traditional because her subjects are, when she studies topics such as the history of British ideas about property rights or the history of the landscape, the land…

Happy to say the Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England has migrated to a new version at Oxford History, who will host this pioneering historical resource: pase.ac.uk. Thanks King's Arts & Humanities for support to get to this point.
#digitalsustainability King's History Digital Humanities 🐘 @[email protected]

Looking forward to an informal reading group this afternoon HCAatEdinburgh discussing this article:
academic.oup.com/ehr/article/13…

Our early medieval Near Felton site, with its early Anglo-Saxon Northumbrian and later Great Army presence, makes it into Current Archaeology!

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One of my favourite things about University of Edinburgh Main Library is this illuminated text sculpture.

Some early Christian monuments, currently stored inside Monigaff Church, are on the move as the Church of Scotland sells this historic Kircudbrightshire church.

BBC News has the story 👇
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Today is the feast day of St Guthlac who died 1,310 years ago.
Here he is being tormented by devils at his hermitage in Crowland.
We didn't encounter any mischievous imps during our excavations at the site, but there was plenty of exciting archaeology! 👇
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The sixteen essays gathered in this collection present a systematic and informed discussion of the literature researching the economic trajectories of Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages.

If you got an email from me with the subject 'Urgent: Walk', I didn't write it.

I love these incredible illustrations in Cambrai MS 470, an eighth-century commentary on Job. #medieval #manuscript

Really pleased to have this article out now in EME! Grateful to the editors and anonymous reviewers for their help in bringing this project to fruition.