Medieval

Results
Music in the arts faculty of Paris in the 13th and early 14th centuries Rico, Gilles, D.Phil. (2006), Oxford	Thesis
Social exclusion from early medieval Wessex. Riddiford, Martha, Ph.D. (2007), Sheffield	Thesis
The Mercian polity, 716-918. Burghart, Alex, Ph.D. (2007), London	Thesis
‘Dyvers kyndes of religion in sondry partes of the Ilande’ : the geography of pastoral care in 13th-century England. Campbell, William Hopkins, Ph.D. (2007), St. Andrews	Thesis
Parliament and political culture in early 14th-century England. Bradford, Phillip J., Ph.D. (2007), York	Thesis
Lordship, land and clergy: social stability and change in the palatinate of Durham, c.1286-1346. Boniface, Jonathan P., Ph.D. (2007), Durham	Thesis
The Regimen Sanitatis and its dissemination in England, c.1348-1550. Bonfield, Christopher A., Ph.D. (2006), East Anglia	Thesis
Orderic Vitalis and Norman society, c.1035-1087. Bickford Smith, James, D.Phil. (2006), Oxford	Thesis
Growth of Newcastle 'villages'. Morrison, Jennifer, M.A. (2007), Durham	Thesis
The persistence of memory: a contextual landscape study of the early Christian churches of Argyll, Scotland. Meredith-Lobay, Megan E., Ph.D. (2007), Cambridge	Thesis
Medieval London: the development of a civic political community, c.1100-1300. McEwan, John, Ph.D. (2007), London	Thesis
Rebellion and dissent in the Angevin lordship of Ireland during the reign of Henry III (1216-72). McCance, Roger, Ph.D. (2007), Belfast	Thesis
Thomas of Brotherton, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England: a study in early 14th-century aristocracy. Marshall, Alison F., Ph.D. (2006), Bristol	Thesis
Magna turris: a study of the development, planning and use of social space in donjons of the 11th and 12th centuries located in the geographical territories of the Norman and Angevin kings of England. Marshall, Pamela E., Ph.D. (2006), Nottingham	Thesis
Iconic women: martyrdom and the female body in early Christianity. Martin, Elena R.L., M.A. (2007), Durham	Thesis
A new comparative approach to the Byzantine economy (A.D. 900-1200). Kaplanis, Costas, Ph.D. (2006), London	Thesis
Norman ethnicity in Normandy and Italy, c.911-c.1204. Johnson, S. Ewan, Ph.D. (2006), Cambridge	Thesis
Pandolfo Petrucci: politics and patronage in Renaissance Siena. Jackson, Philippa, Ph.D. (2007), London	Thesis
Pathways of power in late Carolingian Catalonia. Jarrett, Jonathan A., Ph.D. (2006), London	Thesis
Constructions of female sanctity in Anglo-Saxon and Old Norse religious prose. Hodgson, Miranda J., M.Litt. (2006), Oxford	Thesis
The conversion of East Anglia: an archaeological perspective. Hoggett, Richard, Ph.D. (2007), East Anglia	Thesis
The origins and production of the Findern Manuscript (Cambridge, University Library, MS FF.1.6). Gottschall, Anna E., M.Phil. (2006), Birmingham	Thesis
Money lending in 12th-century England. Gray, Hazel, Ph.D. (2007), London	Thesis
The medieval hall houses of north and east Wales: a socio-political development arising out of changes in land-holding practice and the Glynd?r revolts? Green, E.M., Ph.D. (2006), Nottingham	Thesis
The origins and early development of the parochial system in the Orkney earldom. Gibbon, Sarah J., Ph.D. (2006), Open University	Thesis
Minsters, estates and parish boundaries: the churches, settlements and archaeology of early medieval Norfolk. Godfrey, Matthew, Ph.D. (2007), Leicester	Thesis
Health and disease in medieval and Tudor Norwich. Fay, Isla, Ph.D. (2007), East Anglia	Thesis
Family, lordship and service - the Courcys in the 11th and 12th centuries. Flanders, Steve, Ph.D. (2005), Belfast	Thesis
Religious women and their communities in late medieval Scotland. Curran, Kimberly A., Ph.D. (2006), Glasgow	Thesis
Roman influences in Anglo-Saxon Britain. Dailey, Erin T., M.A. (2007), Leeds	Thesis