This year the IHR seminar series will take place in a hybrid form, with some in-person meetings with a live-stream via the usual Zoom room, and some Zoom-only seminars as well. All who wish to attend the seminar in person are very welcome.
The in-person seminars will take place at UCL in Cruciform LT2 (entry via Gower Street), and we still occupy our traditional Thursday evening slot, 5.30pm.
Whether you attend online or in person, it is necessary to register for the event via the IHR Seminars website (the events will go online very shortly).
If you have any questions or enquiries please address them to Andrew Jotischky (Andrew.Jotischky@rhul.ac.uk) or Emily Corran (emily.corran@ucl.ac.uk)
Find out more here.
7 October 2021
- John Gillingham (LSE), Lindy Grant (Reading) John Sabapathy (UCL) Alice Taylor (KCL): ‘Remembering the work of Michael Clanchy, Susan Reynolds and Donald Matthew.’
- Zoom and UCL, Cruciform LT2
21 October 2021
- Philip Slavin (Sterling): ‘The Rise, Persistence and Decline of a Central European Plague Reservoir: c.1350–1500’
- Zoom and UCL, Cruciform LT2
4 November 2021
- Sophie Thérèse Ambler (Lancaster): ‘The Battle of Evesham (1265), the relics of Simon de Montfort, and the war of the Welsh march’
- Zoom and UCL, Cruciform LT2
18 November 2021 – PhD Session
- Caitlin John (UCL): ‘Cities of the Living and the Dead: Sultanic and Royal Burial in Late Medieval Cairo and Paris Compared.’
- Eliot Benbow (QMUL): ‘Trade of Devotional Objects in Later Medieval London: Evidence from the City Customs Accounts, c. 1380–1530’
- Zoom and UCL, Cruciform LT2
2 December 2021 (Online)
- Christoph Maier (Zurich): ‘Jews, Popes and Crusaders in 1236: A Case Study’
- Zoom
16 December 2021
- Emily Guerry (Kent): ‘From four nails to three: Abbot Suger, the reinvention of Crucifixion iconography, and the cult of Passion relics at Saint-Denis’
- Zoom and UCL, Cruciform LT2
Medieval Art Research 