King George III Professor at Ohio State University and director of the Center for Historical Research. My interests: medieval law, women, violence. 🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧
Columbus, Ohio
Joined September 2012
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It's fun to remember how we celebrated the 900th anniversary of the Battle oh Hastings in 1966 the-tls.com/regular-features… @TheTLS I love this Pooh version by E Shepard complete with Latin (it was also 100th anniversary of Winnie the Pooh)
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The feeling when you get your hands on an IMEMS tote bag! ☀
Read more about our innovative medieval and early modern research here: durham.ac.uk/research/instit…
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Prof. Charles Anderson discusses being a kinetic storyteller, understanding movement as knowledge production, memory transmission & meaning-making. His choreography emphasizes how bodies carry histories somatically through gesture, rhythm & proximity.
🔗 bit.ly/3TGSq1V
Hey, I have a new article in JBS and its open access! Its called: "Weaponizing Death: Harassing the Clergy in Thirteenth-Century England"
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My new post is up!
When Marriage goes Wrong: Breach of Promise in Fifteenth-Century England legalhistorymiscellany.com/2…
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FRIAS Fellowship Programmes 2027/28 in Germany (Fully Funded)
Duration: 3–10 Months (depending on the fellowship programme)
🔗 Link: scholarshipscorner.website/f…
Benefits
• Monthly living allowance
• Accommodation allowance
• Mobility allowance
• Office space at FRIAS
• Access to University of Freiburg facilities
• International research environment
📅 Deadline: 18 September 2026
Credit: Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS), University of Freiburg
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Fabulous new post by K.J. Kesselring on the history of grand juries & the linking of juries with due process.
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Are you interested in being a short-term visiting scholar at the Center for the Study of Religion at Ohio State?
religion.osu.edu/visiting-sc…
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We are delighted to announce that "The Writings of the Venerable Bede: A Bilingual Anthology," edited and translated by Graham Scheper (@grahamscheper), with a foreword by Tom Shippey, will be published by Uppsala Books later this year. This book is the first of its kind to exist!
For more information, visit: uppsalabooks.com/bede
New post by Cassie Watson!
The ‘Ripper Template’ and Forensic Investigations of Serial Murder legalhistorymiscellany.com/2…
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We lost Rosamond McKitterick, a great scholar, a great teacher, and a great human being, far too early. This has been hard to write, but thinking about her, who she was and the person she chose to be can never bring me anything but joy. (Link below) #medieval
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La française Florence Aseult mérite d'être mise en avant pour son don artistique de l'enluminure.
Voici une page de manuscrit intitulée "La Passion du Christ", qu'elle peint à la main sur du parchemin de chèvre selon la tradition médiévale.
Magnifique !🤩
(🎥aseultenluminure/IG)
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I greatly enjoyed making this episode of 'Tis But a Scratch' about Offa of Mercia, with the wonderful Richard Abels: tis-but-a-scratch-fact-and-f…
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The famous flying buttress statues of St. John’s Cathedral in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands.
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For the evening crowd. I wrote about a woman named LÃadain, a 7thC Irish poet who had to make a difficult choice.
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Listen to our new podcast episode here: buzzsprout.com/1934722/episo…
@MeganEB1005 interviews @ARJ_Hawkins, curator at @HRP_palaces. They discuss the Tower of London's role as a palace, fortress and prison, its rich history and what royal life there was like in different eras
New post by me!
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