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Earlier Middle Ages

Convenors: Stephen Baxter, Wendy Davies, David Ganz, Caroline Goodson, John Gillingham, Peter Heather, Hugh Kennedy, Alice Rio, 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
Spring Term 2010
20 January Katherine Harvey (King's College London)
The piety of King John
27 January Jonathan Conant (San Diego, California)
Staying Roman: conquest and identity in Africa and the Mediterranean, 439-700
3 February Mayke De Jong (University of Utrecht)
The penitential state - a year later
10 February Simon Draper (University of Gloucestershire)
The landscape of place-names in early medieval Gloucestershire and Wiltshire
17 February Sylvie Joye (University of Reims)
Abduction and elopement in early medieval Europe
24 February Peter Sarris (Trinity College, Cambridge)
Aristocrats, peasants and the state in Byzantium, 600-1100
3 March Alice Rio (King's College, London)
Self Sales and Voluntary Entry into Unfreedom, 300-1100
10 March Roy Flechner (Trinity College, Cambridge)
What can canon law tell us about the Gregorian mission to Kent?
17 March Andrea Augenti (University of Ravenna)
Rome and Ravenna in the Early Middle Ages: An Archaeological Perspective

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