
AHRC project developing a dynamic edition of the declaration of Arbroath AND extending POMS (https://teapawt.net/t.co/NepNohaQ8h) to 1371. tweets by @ajt_55 @mhunterhammond
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**FUNDING KLAXON** The Jinty Nelson scholarship will be offered to one application to our NEW Medieval Studies MA
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Interested in how @kingsdigitallab applies Machine Learning methods to A&H / cultural heritage contexts? read this post by Senior Research Software Engineer Geoffroy Noël with examples from collaborative projects @kingsdh @kingshistory @cotr2020 @kingsartshums @eResearch_KCL
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Our new multi-disciplinary MA in Medieval Studies is OPEN for applications! Palaeography, languages, manuscript studies, history, literature. 🧵for more details. 1/
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Caton gives an effusive (& well-deserved!) shout out to the innovative design work by @ginez_17 and Geoffroy Noël (in particular) on the @kingsdigitallab team. He notes that their interface is both useable & intuitive & provides a new take on a scholarly edition. #s1126 #IMC2021
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Paul Caton (@kingsdigitallab) expertly discusses "What is a Dynamic Edition?: Concepts, Methods, and Interface” #s1126 @cotr2020 #IMC2021
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Honoured and delighted to be keynoting this rich event marking the 700th (and 1st!) anniversary of the "Declaration" of Arbroath this Thursday: "1320, 1776 and All That: A Tale of Two 'Declarations'" @ScotHistReview @NewbattleTweets
Join the Declaration of Arbroath Conference, 20-21st May 2021, a free online event co-hosted by Newbattle Abbey College and The Scottish Historical Review. Find out more and how to register: edin.ac/3k4M7z3
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A #CfP for an online conference, organised by @CallumAJamieson and myself, on the 'Papacy and the Periphery, c.1050-c.1300'. Featuring keynotes from Anne Duggan, @kristonrennie, @RebeccaACRist, and Mark Philpott.
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Job claxon: Lecturer in Medieval History at Aberystwyth University , 3 years, 'later medieval/early modern British History (c. 1350-1550) and with an ability to teach in the area of heritage' jobs.ac.uk/job/CAN981/lectur…
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The weekly notices remind me to remind you that the @Medium_Aevum Essay Prize competition for postgrads & recent doctorates is very much still running this year: aevum.space/essayprize
(They also list past winners there, which lets you see the wide variety of topics covered!)
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Pollard Prize 2020 - this year, we are accepting papers even if they haven’t been delivered in person. Find out more and hear from previous winner @LitteraCarolina here blog.history.ac.uk/2020/04/a…
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V. much enjoying podcasts from @cotr2020 on my lockdown walks: fascinating chat from the team on sources for Robert I -chronicles, charters, legislation, Declaration of Arbroath & more. Will be sharing with first year historians @LancasterHistor for their Anglo-Scottish week!
Happy New Year! The COTR podcast is back, this time @DauvitB of @UoGArtsLab talking to @ajt_55 about a year-by-year chronicle in a manuscript in the @SchoyenCollectn containing new info about William Wallace and the appointment of 7 (yes!) Guardians
thecotrpodcast.podbean.com/e…
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#Archive30 You knew what was coming, admit it? For day 23 I present not #somethingsmall but numerous small things in the shape of a box of Scottish seals in series E 39 @UkNatArchives. You can really see the variety of shapes, motifs and designs in use from nobility to townsmen.
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Hey @NtlMuseumsScot , how are the Lewis chessmen doing in lockdown?
We're missing giving them our annual Easter visit, so we thought we would pay homage for #betweenartandquarantine .
Do you think they would have us on their team? ♟♟♟
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In the absence of our seminars we'll now be posting some of our old videos for you to watch.
Today we have one of the highlights of our Law's Two Bodies Series in which Professor William I. Miller answers the questions as if he were Njál of Njáls Saga
vimeo.com/285805923
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And check out @cotr2020 for more podcasts and a sneak preview of a new dynamic edition of the Declaration 🤩
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Our focus is on Arbroath Abbey today as we mark 700 years of the #DeclarationOfArbroath.
Founded by William the Lion in 1178, it was one of Scotland’s grandest monasteries for 4 centuries.
Explore a wealth of historic depictions of the Abbey on Canmore: ow.ly/NLjX50z4nFu
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Dr Alice Blackwell (@earlymedieval) describes the language and messaging used in the Declaration...
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Though the display @NtlMuseumsScot with @NatRecordsScot is postponed, we're celebrating the anniversary nontheless! Catch me and Prof Dauvit Broun in the Museum's first podcast!
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Dr Alice Blackwell (@earlymedieval) describes the language and messaging used in the Declaration...
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I'm happy to report that my book, Felony and the Guilty Mind, will be out in paperback as soon as July 2020, earlier than I had anticipated. #medievaltwitter #legalhistory #felony






























