Latest #KCHH blog post on the recent Kent History Postgraduates meeting, and highlights from Kent-focused papers presented at MEMS Fest 2026 @UniKent. Including my talk on medieval peace-making. ๐๐
https://t.co/Ih9MoKQPle
"...an especially valuable resource for those researching the intersection of history and media." CHOICE.
The Middle Ages in Computer Games by Robert Houghton is now in paperback ๐ https://t.co/X3IF8bzghq
@RobEHoughton
Alright, we've kept you waiting long enough... Swipe to see our 2026 MEMS Fest programme!
There's still time to secure your place before registration closes - but don't delay! Head over to our website to register today ๐ we can't wait to see you there!
There's only a week to go before registration closes on Friday 29th May 2026. Head over to our website (https://t.co/ObopHBqkeD) to secure your place!
In the meantime, keep your eyes peeled for our official programme reveal ๐ coming Monday!
๐จ Tonight - Renaissance Lecture 2026!
@ProfCatherineR explores the 'Middling Sort' and their material practices in Early Modern England - so expect plenty of textiles, dress and cushions!
๐๏ธ 21 May
โฐ 6 pm
๐ Templeman LT, University of Kent
โจ Free - All welcome!
๐จ Round up of the fab Canterbury Medieval Weekend organised by #CAMEMS with help from @mems_ukc - thanks to all the speakers, volunteers and everyone who bought tickets. See you next year for Tudors & Stuarts! ๐
https://t.co/ANeMh5pn9n
๐ฐ Come and celebrate all things medieval this weekend with leading historians, lively discussion, and fresh insights into the Middle Ages.๐
๐๏ธ Tickets still available! All welcome!
https://t.co/GYC8QVILMx
The 5thย Annual Lecture in Ecclesiastical History organised by the Centre of Anglican History and Theology (University of Kent & Canterbury Christ Church University & Canterbury Cathedral).
Admission free.
Big progress for #KCHH this week on the Canterbury Medieval Weekend! Huge thanks to Special Collections & Archives, and our amazing @mems_ukc postgrads. Teams set, plans in place - bring on next Friday! Tickets still available! ๐๏ธโ๏ธ๐
https://t.co/BuChicam6d
Registration to attend MEMS Fest 2026 is NOW OPEN!
The form will be live at https://t.co/NlVB5ml6Bc until Friday 29th May 2026 at 11:59pm BST, so don't delay!
We hope to see you there!
Step into the Middle Ages! โ๏ธ
Join the Canterbury Medieval Weekend (1โ3 May) with 20 expert speakers & a pick-and-mix programme for historical delectation. Plus, donโt miss the Cinque Ports Conference (26โ27 June, Dover).
Discover more on the #KCHH blog: https://t.co/BXevCV8fpZ
New on the #KCHH blog! โจ
A journey through pilgrimage in Canterbury, Eastbridge & Maison Dieu, Dover - history, place & practice ๐๏ธ๐
Also a small bit on my KHP talk + some outreach fun with fellow PhDs ๐
#medievalstudies#PublicHistory
https://t.co/KRmVw1QMEl
#ICYMI Given the unprecedented circumstances that @UniKent and its community are currently facing, we have decided to extend our CfP.
Abstracts should now be sent to [email protected] by Friday 3rd April 2026.
In the meantime, please stay safe and look after yourselves!
The Yates Thompson Divine Comedy has been returned online. Commissioned by Alfonso V, King of Aragon, Naples and Sicily, this copy of Dante's work has illuminations on every single page (Yates Thompson MS 36)
Consult the whole manuscript online now:
https://t.co/Jea3qgfQ2f
Who were the 'Peasants' of the 1381 Peasants Revolt? New article in for @theconversation.com introducing the People of 1381 database: https://t.co/3stWLmsnMO