Jay Pasricha

Mastering medieval history @unishefhistory

[Stephen Hopkins @phil_lol_ogist]

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[Jay Pasricha @JayPasricha]

@Pseudo_Isidore Interesting stuff! Should we assume that the areas lacking churches are un-inhabited? Or just dedicated more to farming than habitation?

[weird medieval guys @WeirdMedieval]

nun cat, netherlands, 15th century

[Jay Pasricha @JayPasricha]

@Pseudo_Isidore Looks amazing!

[Jay Pasricha @JayPasricha]

@jmrubio120 @RobEHoughton I can’t seem to send you a message. Maybe something with your privacy settings

[Jay Pasricha @JayPasricha]

@jmrubio120 Hi! I tried to get in touch via the email address in the poster but it came back as undeliverable. I'm very interested in this project!

[Uni of Shef History @unishefhistory]

🍂Departmental Research Seminar Series🍂

Join us this semester for a captivating line-up of research seminars. Mark your calendars and stay tuned for details on each one!

[Jay Pasricha @JayPasricha]

@ZareerMasani @Tess_Machling @aljhlester @nationaltrust @RestoreTrustNT Astonishing behaviour from someone working on a so-called “ethics” project. I had hoped academia was moving away from this sort of elitism

[Jay Pasricha @JayPasricha]

@Pseudo_Isidore Looking forward to reading this! Congrats :)

[Medieval Military Medicine @MedMilMedicine]

“ PACK IT IN BACK THERE OR I SWEAR, I’LL TURN THIS AROUND AND WE’LL GO STRAIGHT BACK HOME! “ - 1350’s, Pontifical de Guillaume, Paris. Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, Ms. 143, f. 174r

[Mirela Ivanova @_mirelaivanova_]

My piece on the UK premier of 20 Days in Mariupol: a first hand chronicle of the realities of war that everyone should see.

[Uni of Shef History @unishefhistory]

In case you missed it, check out this exciting History Matters blog, discussing the first GIS map showing the origins of nearly 600 participants in the First Crusade created by @JayPasricha + @Pseudo_Isidore and how it can benefit historians https://t.co/zaitKNaaHo

[weird medieval guys @WeirdMedieval]

bat, france, 14th century

[Emily Steiner @PiersatPenn]

Ars longa, vita brevis: every single time. #medievaltwitter #amwriting

[SSCLE @latineast]

Hearty congratulations are owed to @JayPasricha & @Pseudo_Isidore for developing the first GIS map showcasing the origins of nearly 600 participants in the First Crusade:

https://t.co/3LLFP2fD2Z