Research Assistant at @MOLArchaeology researching the trade of Bartmann jugs in the 16th-17th centuries. Recent PhD student @QMHistory and @LDN_Museum
Joined September 2011
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Eliot Benbow retweeted
We are very excited to announce the programme for our 80th anniversary event on 'Memory and Commemoration' which will be held in person at The Warburg Institute in London on Saturday 28th June! 🎂🎈🎉
You can purchase your tickets here:
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Eliot Benbow retweeted
November is here and you know what that means... only a few weeks until our first colloquium of the year on 'Identity'!
Make sure to register online via Zoom:
qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/r…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
We are very luck to have some fantastic papers from @PilgrimTeresa, @seaxeducation, @teresa_barucci and Joshua Ravenhill for our colloquium this November on 'Identity'. Don't forget to register on Zoom:
qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/r…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
Have you registered for our first colloquium of the year? No? Then what are you waiting for??
We are very luck to have some fantastic papers from @PilgrimTeresa, @seaxeducation, @teresa_barucci and Joshua Ravenhill.
qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/r…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
COLLOQUIA ANNOUNCEMENT 📢
We are very excited to announce our colloquia for 2024-2025, including our 80th anniversary event!
Watch this space for the programme for our November colloquium on 'Identity'!
ALT On the left side of the poster, there is the London Medieval Society logo at the top, the title '2024-2025 colloquia' underneath, and details about the three colloquia, as follows: Saturday 23rd November 2024: Identity (via Zoom) Saturday 22nd February 2025: Religious Minorities (via Zoom) June 2025: 80th Anniversary Event - Memory and Commemoration (date and venue TBC) On the right side of the poster there is a manuscript illumination from the British Library of the Tower of London
Eliot Benbow retweeted
COLLOQUIUM PROGRAMME 📢
We are very excited to share the programme for our first colloquium of the year on 'Identity'! We are very luck to have some fantastic papers from @PilgrimTeresa, @seaxeducation, @teresa_barucci and Joshua Ravenhill.
qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/r…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
MA/PhD in London working on faith & religion? Not sure what archival material is available & where to find it... Come along to this! rb.gy/lpnzgf *
Eliot Benbow retweeted
Another fantastic colloquium coming up for @LondonMedievSoc - we may be a bit biased but check out the fantastic line up! Come and join us with @ARJ_Hawkins, @EBenbow, @maiablumberg and Michael Lewis to discuss all 'Medieval Stuff' on 18th May!
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Eliot Benbow retweeted
We are very excited to share the programme for our final colloquium of the year on 'Medieval Stuff' on Saturday 18th May! Come and hear @ARJ_Hawkins, @EBenbow, @maiablumberg and Michael Lewis discuss their fantastic research!
Register on Zoom:
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In this blog for @ihr_history I consider the interesting career of Laurence Swarfeld, an Antwerp Haberdasher who moved to London in the 1460's and subsequently became a representative for the Merchant Adventurers in Antwerp.
In the latest #OnHistory blog, Eliot Benbow continues his work on cross Channel connections in the London Custom Accounts as part of an IHR Internship. In this post he examines the career of Antwerp native and adoptive Londoner, Laurence Swarfeld. buff.ly/4ddLP43
It has been a real pleasure working with @dr_j_r_c and the IHR (@ihr_history) on this internship. This blog focuses on a subject close to the heart of my research, the importing of cheap stuff into later-medieval London.🙂
This #OnHistory blog provides an update on progress with @CHPPC's project exploring the potential of analysing London’s medieval customs accounts digitally. Here Eliot Benbow writes about undertaking proof-of-concept work as part an IHR Internship. buff.ly/3TsJwm9
Another blogpost, arising from my PhD research, looking at the importing of beads as a case study can be found here. blog.history.ac.uk/2024/02/p…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
Very excited for our upcoming colloquium on Saints and Sinners in the Middle Ages - We hope to see lots of you on Zoom on Saturday 24 February!
Register here:
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Eliot Benbow retweeted
First @LondonMedievSoc colloquium of the year tomorrow! If this is your first LMS event, welcome to the family...
📢📢📢 1 week to go until our first colloquium of the academic year!
Register here:
qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/r…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
📢📢📢 1 week to go until our first colloquium of the academic year!
Register here:
qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/r…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
We have EXCITING news for you! Our colloquia are back & we're thrilled to announce that our next colloquium will be on Medieval Trade. This colloquium will also be hybrid & we can't wait to see you at 10am on Saturday 12th November!
Register here: londonmedievalsociety.com/co…
Eliot Benbow retweeted
For over 300 years, Londoners would flock to the shrine of Thomas Becket, often returning with a pewter badge as a keepsake.
Now we're illustrating Becket's extraordinary life through our collection of pilgrim badges in a new #Becket2020 display. bit.ly/2SiVZZT
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#MedievalTwitter
Pieter Aertsen, Detail of Retour d’un pèlerinage à Saint Antoine (c. 1500) Muséedes Beaux-Arts de Belgique, Brussels. Note the souvenirs and toys for sale in the background.
Eliot Benbow retweeted
Only a month to go until our 'Becket and London' colloquium and here is the full programme! Make sure you buy your tickets soon as we only have a few left!
eventbrite.co.uk/e/becket-an…
