Durham is home to a remarkable collection of castles, historic buildings and stories that connect us to the Norman past. Stormin’ Durham’s Castles is a new National Lottery Heritage Fund-supported pro...

One​ morning in October 1552, Felix Platter left his hometown of Basel for Montpellier, where he was to study medicine...

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Author Paolo Broggio in conversation with Tom Hamilton, Stuart Carroll, Amanda G. Madden, moderated by Krista Kesselring. His work explores private peace pacts in early modern Italy, challenging…

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Daphne and her Sisters explores representations of gendered violence in 15th- and 16th-century European literature and art, and the enduring cultural power of works often shaped by male perspectives. ...

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