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Leicester is one of the few English cities which can boast important standing structures providing continuity from the Roman period right through the Middle Ages.
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Medieval Research Projects at Leicester
Current and recent Leicester projects
- The Impact of Diasporas on the Making of Britain: evidence, memories, inventions. Leverhulme Trust Research programme, Jan. 2011–Jan. 2016. Prof. J. Story (PI) Dr S. James, Prof. M. Jobling, Prof. S. Brown, Dr P. Shaw, Dr J. Carroll (U. of Nottingham), Dr T. King (Project Manager)
- HALOGEN: History, Archaeology, Linguistics, Onomastics and Genetics.
JISC, Prof. M. Jobling (PI), Dr P. Shaw, Prof. J. Story, Dr J. Carroll (U of Nottingham) - Sense of Place in Anglo-Saxon England (SPASE)
Dr R Jones. AHRC Network (Leicester, Durham, Nottingham) - The Production and Use of English Manuscripts, c. 1060–1220
Professor E Treharne, Dr O Da Rold and Dr T Kato. AHRC (with Dr M Swan, University of Leeds - Roots of the British 1000 BC to AD 1000: Histories, Genetics and the Peopling of Britain
Dr J Story, Dr J Carroll, Dr S James and Professor M Jobling
Viking Ancestry
- What’s in a Name? Applying patrilineal surnames to forensics, population history and genetic epidemiology
Dr T King and Professor M Jobling (Wellcome Trust)
- Genetic Survey of Wirral and W. Lancashire
Professor M Jobling, Dr T King et al - Viking Identities Network (Nottingham, Leicester and Birmingham)
Dr J Carroll
Medieval History
- The River Nile in the Western Imagination
Dr A Merrills - Carolingian Polyptyques (HEA funded)
Dr J Story, Dr J Palmer, Dr R Mobbs and N Palmer MA - Charlemagne and the Epitaph of Pope Hadrian I
Dr J Story (AHRC and British Academy) - Willibrord, Bede, and the Letters of Pope Honorius I
Dr J. Story (British Academy, Neil Ker Memorial Fund)
Medieval Archaeology
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New MA and PhD scholarships announced (Jan 2012) Medievalists are eligible and encouraged to apply for several new PhD and MA scholarships and bursaries in College of Arts and Humanities (AHRC and University-funded). Applications are open now. See here for further details.
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A new book on Bede and the End of Time has just been published by Leicester medievalist, Dr Peter Darby
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Manuscripts Online: Written Early Printed Culture from
1000 to 1500 is a new collaborative project between the universities of
Leicester, Sheffield, Glasgow, Birmingham, York and Queen's, Belfast ....
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