ASNC Cambridge

The twitter account of the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic at the University of Cambridge.

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News: Clemoes Reading Prize Winner 2026 https://t.co/p7YE4ZnZzt

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Event: Kathleen Hughes Memorial Lecture: ‘Archaeology and Inequality: Christianity, the rejection of paideia, and the end of Roman Britain’, Professor James Gerrard (Professor of Roman Archaeology, Newcastle University) https://t.co/HvbNg77jU9

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News: New Assistant Professor of Celtic https://t.co/hEUfA9Mppq

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Event: ASNC Research seminar: Dr Jaakko Tahkokallio (University of Helsinki) William of Æbelholt (d. 1203) and the making of Stockholm, Kungliga biblioteket, MS D 1311 https://t.co/CZCf3Km3oJ

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Event: ASNC Research seminar: Dr Nicholas Thyr (QUB), Middle Irish Homilies and the “Hiberno-Latin” Exegetical Tradition https://t.co/9S9u7EBo91

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Event: ASNC Research Seminar: Pau Blanco Rios (ASNC, Cambridge), Exploring the parallels between ‘Lebor Gabála Érenn’ and Isidore’s ‘Historia gothorum’ https://t.co/EKunOn5dVp

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Event: Dr Synnøve Midtbø Myking (The Norwegian Institute in Rome), From Jóns stúka to Silvesters saga: The reception of Constantine’s Donation in Twelfth-Century Scandinavia https://t.co/pEBbhMDCNh

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Event: Studying Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic at Cambridge: online study evening on Tuesday 10th February 2026 https://t.co/sZ6lx1O5wW

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Event: 4 December 2025, E.C Quiggin Memorial Lecture: Professor Aiden Conti (University of Bergen) https://t.co/QCCiQg40rB

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Event: 19 March 2025, H. M. Chadwick lecture: Professor Barry Lewis (Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies) https://t.co/lEF05KxxVK

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Event: Research Seminar: Professor Elizabeth Ashman Rowe (ASNC), ‘Why Write Now? Some Contextualisations of Icelandic Literature and Manuscripts from 1264 to 1550’ https://t.co/yHUaumoR2a

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Event: Graduate Seminar: Lesley Abrams (Oxford/Cambridge) and David Parsons (Trinity Saint David, Wales), ‘Evidence and Absence: the Norse in Norfolk’ https://t.co/uzz72cd0Cq

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Event: Graduate Seminar: Rebecca Thomas (Cardiff), ‘Hostages in Medieval Wales’ https://t.co/4x3wxnpicR

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Event: Graduate Seminar – Francis Lenehan (Oxford) ‘Old English Biblical Prose’ https://t.co/l5GxyLnuDJ

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News: Congratulations: Dr Ben Guy awarded an AHRC Standard Grant for project on early Welsh charters https://t.co/WVEapFS0lr

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News: Congratulations: Dr Nina Cnockaert-Guillou Awarded Johann-Kaspar-Zeuß-Prize https://t.co/YzEwSBw3X7

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News: Clemoes Reading Prize Winners 2025 https://t.co/4CRhdXBRjR

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Event: 30 May 2025, Research Seminar: Dr Paddy McAlary (Cambridge) https://t.co/G8ycpwXPsn

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Event: 19 May 2025, Graduate Seminar: Professor Thomas Clancy, Dr Sofia Evemalm-Graham and Dr Alasdair Whyte (Glasgow) https://t.co/Y7aEhm5to1

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Event: 16 May 2025, Research Seminar: Professor Yu Onuma (Doshisha University) https://t.co/DqcEqF7T1F