EngImm1330-1550

The research project into medieval England's resident immigrants #AHRC funded at @UniOfYork with @hridigital and @UKNatArchives

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

Our project volume, Immigrant England, 1330-1550, co-authored by @mark_ormrod, Bart Lambert & @JonathanMackman is now available, published by Manchester University Press! https://t.co/oaUdrDSJlV

[Belonging in Late Medieval Cities @BelongingConf]

If you'd like to learn more about immigrants to England in the late medieval period, or see some of visualisations we've seen today, check out @EngImm13301550's database here: https://t.co/wY5W4zfKpz

[Mark Ormrod @mark_ormrod]

@BrexitBin Nothing new. In the late fifteenth century up to 10% of London’s population - not to mention those of Bristol and Southampton - was made up of foreign immigrants. Read about them at https://t.co/pxDk5oDpku @EngImm13301550 @HERA_CITIGEN

[History of Immigration in Britain @HistBritImm]

John Balbat: An Illegal Immigrant in Fourteenth-Century England https://t.co/wrCxvMCANI One of a series of case studies available via the website of @EngImm13301550 #medieval #immigration

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

@apf102 You can also check out our teaching resources online at https://t.co/rHnecX4jtp!

[The Northern Way @tnorthernway]

So, welcome to The Northern Way - a 33-month project, seeking to assess and analyse the political roles of the Archbishops of York over the period 1306-1406. As part of this, we'll be indexing the York Archbishops' Registers and making them freely available online!

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

We ended our Study Day with an enjoyable tour at the Charterhouse Museum, home to a family of migrant Italian musicians in 1545 (https://t.co/FuO2px3EZp). Thank you all who came and presented! @The_History_Man @skimblejones @mark_ormrod and Kathryn, and to @MuseumofLondon.

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

Our teacher scholar, Kathryn Collins, now Education Officer at TNA, gives a presentation on taking England's Immigrants and building a classroom lesson around it. #historyteachers

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

And @skimblejones shows that lower status aliens are more widely dispersed in medieval England and higher status aliens more likely to group together - the opposite of 20th century patterns of integration. #medievalimmigration

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

High status Italian migrants in 1440 lived in what is now called Lombard Street, shown by @skimblejones on the https://t.co/UwqCYrx6No database. #medievalimmigration

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

There were lots of single women in the alien subsidies! The database shows you all sorts of rich detail on the names of the immigrants. #girlpower #medievalimmigration

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

Now to show off our fantastic database with a demo from @mark_ormrod! #digitalhistory #medievalimmigration

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

"There's no particular clustering of single nationality groups or immigrants as a whole" in medieval London. @mark_ormrod Important perspectives on integration. #medievalimmigration

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

We hear from @mark_ormrod that 1.2-1.5% of medieval population were immigrants - not much changed until the 1901 census! #immigration

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

We're kicking off our study day on teaching of medieval immigration in schools @MuseumofLondon! #englandsmedievalimmigrants

[Mark Ormrod @mark_ormrod]

Getting ready for a great training day about medieval immigrants to England tomorrow in London @MuseumofLondon with @The_History_Man, @skimblejones, @jdhhanley and more. @EngImm13301550. Great to have so many teachers interested and involved!

[The National Archives Research @UkNatArcRes]

Arriving from the widest reaches of Europe and beyond, England became home to hundreds of thousands of new residents between 1300 and 1550.

Professor Mark Ormrod @UniOfYork explores medieval migration https://t.co/UmCAtnUbnV

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

Please RT! There are still a few places left for our FREE Teacher's Study Day on teaching medieval migration at @MuseumofLondon on 29th June! Follow the link to register: https://t.co/mVA8U69Za0 #twitterstorians #historyteacher

[EngImm1330-1550 @EngImm13301550]

Calling all #historyteachers! Book here https://t.co/mVA8U69Za0 for a FREE study day on teaching medieval immigration at @MuseumofLondon on 29th June! #history #twitterstorians #teachers @histassoc