This page indexes the reviews I’ve written of various conferences I’ve attended.
- The International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, reviewed in two posts here and here
- The Second Colloquium of the Cultures of Christian and Islamic Iberia, University of Exeter, reviewed here
- A Symposium on Early Medieval Spain, Medieval Hispanic Research Seminar, Queen Mary University of London, reviewed here
- International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, reviewed in four (4) posts, here, here, here and here
- Digital Cultural Heritage – Essential for Tourism. EVA Vienna Conference 2008, Vienna, reviewed here
- Haskins Society Conference, Georgetown University, Washington DC, reviewed here
- Between the Islands: Interaction with Vikings in Ireland and Britain in the Early Medieval Period, Cambridge Centre for Research in the Social Sciences and Humanities, reviewed (solely from other reports) here
- Monasteries and Secular Authorities in the Pre-Millennial Medieval World, University of St Andrews, reported in three posts here, here and here
- International Medieval Congress, University of Leeds, reported in four posts, here, here, here and here
- Excellentissima et merito famosissima historica, a ‘Schriftfest’ in celebration of Professor Rosamond McKitterick, Trinity College, Cambridge, reported in two posts here and here
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2 June 2009 at 13:38
Dear Jonathon,
I’ve organised this free conference (see website) and I’d be grateful if you could notify readers of your blog – there are some great speakers. Might you make it this far north?
All the best, Clare
2 June 2009 at 15:08
That website appears to be a Word document, Dr Downham, and the link on this page goes to a different news item. I’ll turn the Word doc. into HTML for reproduction here if that’s OK but perhaps you could comment again, or on the eventual post, with a real website if one is organised? As for me, well, it’s tempting, but several of the same speakers are at St Andrews earlier in the month, and there’s Leeds in between, I don’t think I can take a third weekend away from home and family however much I might want to, sorry!
10 June 2009 at 13:52
Dear Jonathon (or perhaps you prefer Dr Jarrett), it is indeed a word document and it can be accessed from here: http://www.abdn.ac.uk/celtic/ (Cultural Icons of Medieval Scotland)one day conference.
This is a more modest affair than the St Andrews conference (Monastereies and Secular authorities in the pre Millenial Medieval World) http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=33243783243&ref=mf
which is a three day event, readers in Scotland may however be interested in both. I shall certainly be attending the St Andrews event which looks excellent.
All the best, Clare
11 June 2009 at 9:29
I’m fine with `Jonathan’ as long as it’s spelt right :-) I’ve written an announcement up and will post it in the next few days, and in the slightly longer term, will presumably see you at St Andrews!
13 June 2009 at 15:17
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