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Earlier Middle Ages
Convenors: Stephen Baxter, Wendy Davies, David Ganz, Caroline Goodson, John Gillingham, Peter Heather, Hugh Kennedy, Sarah Lambert, Jinty Nelson, Alan Thacker.
For the first time, the IHR's Earlier Middle Ages Seminar and King's College London's Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar have collaborated to produce an integrated programme.
Venue: Ecclesiastical History Room, IHR
Time: Wednesday, 5.30pm
The first three meetings of the Earlier Middle Ages Seminar for the summer term 2009 will be as follows:
For the first time, the IHR's Earlier Middle Ages Seminar and King's College London's Late Antique and Byzantine Seminar have collaborated to produce an integrated programme.
Venue: Ecclesiastical History Room, IHR
Time: Wednesday, 5.30pm
The first three meetings of the Earlier Middle Ages Seminar for the summer term 2009 will be as follows:
| 14 October | Neil McLynn (University of Oxford) Damasus of Rome: a Fourth-Century Pope in Context |
| 21 October | Richard Morris OBE, 'Lastingham Revisited'. This is the second Sir David Wilson Lecture in Medieval Studies, and will be a joint meeting with the Institute of Archaeology/British Museum Seminar Please note, this session takes place at the: Lecture Theatre G6 at the Institute of Archaeology followed by a launch party for the seminar series in the Staff Common Room |
| 28 October | Peter Turner (University of Oxford) Augustine in the Garden and Beyond |
| 4 November | Eljas Oksanen (King’s College, London) Diplomatic Relations between England and Flanders in the Twelfth Century |
| 11 November | Tom Lambert (University of Durham) Theft, Violence and Crime: Royal Law and Legal Power in Anglo-Saxon England |
| 18 November | Simon MacLean (University of St Andrews) Recycling the Franks in 12th-Century England: Regino of Prum and the Monks of Durham |
| 25 November | Julie Mumby (King’s College, London) The Descent of Family Land in Late Anglo-Saxon England |
| 2 December | Caroline Goodson and John Arnold (Birkbeck University, London) Resounding Community: Medieval Bells, their Origins and their Uses |
| 9 December | Peter Heather (King’s College, London) Predatory Migration and the First Millennium |