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Perhaps you think King Aethelred really wasn’t ready or Thomas Becket got what he deserved!

Historiae is looking for short, academic articles about medieval history and archaeology in its journal pages. If you have a piece you would like to add to these pages please email to the address on the Contact Page


 

Reviews of historical ‘attractions’ in and around the UK from visitors. Lets start putting the UK’s heritage back on the map. Historiae would especially like to hear from History and Archaeology students who have discovered local historic sites that they can recommend (or otherwise) to fellow enthusiasts.
Please email your reviews and photographs (JPG format less than 2MB please) to the address on the Contact page

 

The Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of York is at the forefront of interdisciplinary research into the medieval period. Pulling together staff from the faculties of History, Archaeology,  Art History and English into one department based in the King’s Manor in York City Centre, it forms the most forward-looking Medieval Studies department in the country; supported by its close affiliation with the York Minster Library, the largest library of its kind in England, and the York Archaeological Trust.

This website aims to promote interdisciplinary research into all aspects of medieval life - for example, for a thorough appreciation of attitudes to dress in the fourteenth century, the art, literature and archaeology of the period must be pulled together so no evidence is missed.

For more information, see www.york.ac.uk/inst/cms
 

Theatre Royal Chatham

Metropole Building, London