Join us next Monday to hear Rodrigo Ballon Villanueva (@BallonvR) to discuss 'What a Sinful World! Origin and End of the Material Universe according to Eriugena'
Call for Papers for the MEMSA Annual Conference. The theme this year is 'Constructing and Contesting Knowledge in the Medieval and Early Modern World'
Read below to find out more details⤵️
Announcing this term's #medieval & #earlymodern seminar programme!📢 First up is @durham_uni's Nadine Viermann: 'Imperial Piety, Warfare, & Eschatology in the 7th-century East Roman Empire'
Full programme and registration 👉https://t.co/IMAgzNl9mg
We are now accepting applications for speakers for the MEMSA Seminar Series this term! If you're interested please see the poster below for more details.
📅Deadline: Monday 16th January
Full house at our Renaissance Costume and Embroidery Workshop. We are hearing from Prof. Ravelhofer about the intangible heritage while sitting at the heart of our very own #Durham@unesco World Heritage Site! #heritage@WorldHeritageUK
We are running a free, hands-on renaissance costume workshop. Absolute beginners welcome & all materials provided🧵🪡
Hear from the Take a Stitch 2 Durham and @durham_uni experts, then have a go yourself! 👉https://t.co/NDGLKo50xB
🗓️Michaelmas Term Card: Save the dates for our seminars taking place this term!
Our first event will be taking place this evening, so we hope to see you there!
Artists, designers, performers and musicians
Exhibiting dragon legends and theatrical traditions
Come and join us and feast on roaring sights
As we celebrate a frightful display with daring knights!
Join the dragon show at Brancepeth castle
If you want to see the great worm do battle
Hear ye hear ye the (b)old town crier cries
Cast your judgment as we hand out a prize
The golden bone is desired by every dragon
Battling in contest in a fearsome fiery agon
Still time to book for Roaring Dragons this evening at @brancepthcastle.
Watch as 10 dragons and their tamers parade and dance, and decide on the ultimate winner.
Book now:
🎫 https://t.co/55ZzIhZaA8
@DragonsRadical
Looking forward to welcoming @HannahSerneels to @durham_uni as a visiting scholar next month to work alongside colleagues @durham_history and other departments on popular politics in cities of the late medieval Low Countries. @DurhamMEMSA@ResearchDurham