A New History of Medieval Europe

Grace Yurchuk · EP · 2026 · 6 songs

Looking for a new job opportunity in academia? Check out this job opening for a Lecturer in Early Modern British and European History on jobs.ac.uk!

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The IHR offers a wide range of online resources and publications for historians. These pages introduce and provide access to these resources.

New research suggests the Bayeux Tapestry may have been designed for display in a monastic refectory at St Augustine’s Abbey in Canterbury, where monks could view and reflect on its narrative during…

Runic inscriptions from the Viking Age still turn up in Sweden 1,000 years after they were written – revealing fascinating stories of love, loss and epic battles.

This winter, Dr Eleanor Janega leads us into the darker corners of the medieval imagination - a world where the boundary between the living and the dead was dangerously thin. Drawing on medieval chro...

A new book from the University of Chester Press paves the way for ending the debate on the location of a pivotal clash in early English history.

An important article setting out the reasons for retaining the traditional view that Lothar I and II ruled the whole of Frisia between 840 and 869, from the Sincfal to the Weser, not just the western ...

In a new edition of my Wordly Women series, I chat with historian Gemma Hollman...

Study the history of Scottish witchcraft online. Earn credits towards a Masters degree as you explore the Scottish witch trials and witch-hunting in Scotland.

The Íslendingasögur (The Sagas of the Icelanders or Family Sagas) feature stories about prominent Icelandic families from 850-1050 AD, authored anonymously, narrated like history. In the 20th centur...

This study examines the spatial patterns of homicide in three 14th-century English cities—London, York, and Oxford—through the Medieval Murder Map project, which visualizes 355 homicide cases derived ...

Original hand-drawn artwork, made of abstract shapes and lines, usually in black and white.

A history blog by Dr Josephine Wilkinson, author of Katherine Howard: The Tragic Story of Henry VIII's Fifth Queen.

Celebrate National Archaeology Week with an online seminar commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, with a focus on ships and submarines.

Bake or make a creation inspired by archaeology! Knit a scale bar, bake artefact biscuits, model a monument, the only limit is your imagination.

Womb Politics: The Pregnant Body and Archaeologies of Absence

Podcast Episode · Gone Medieval · 13/05/2025 · 1h 5m

Podcast Episode · Gone Medieval · 13/05/2025 · 1h 5m

PhD Project - Femininity, race-making and gender non-conformity in Queen Henrietta Maria’s court performances (1625-42) with Royal Museums Greenwich, Northumbria University and Historic Royal Pa...

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Podcast Episode · Betwixt The Sheets: The History of Sex, Scandal & Society · 2025-04-22 · 43m

Laura Gathagan analyses Mathilda as a consummate practitioner of representation through embodiment.