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Sunday, April 3, 2016

Medieval in This Week's News

James Robinson has died--Medievalists would know him as the editor and translator of the Nag Hammadi Library


Another Bit on the new North American Viking site--also advertising for a BBC documentary to air tomorrow, April 4 for those who have access.


Bones of St. Erik that have been in the news of late are likely authentic


A reconsideration of King John


Dig at Lochore in Fife shows habitation in early medieval period


A metal "rope" found in 2014 now thought to have been a monastic flagellant


The Search for Henry I Begins


Kashmir has first female leader since medieval period 


Medieval Kitchen Uncovered at Bury St. Edmunds


Medieval Castle to host St. George's Day Celebrations at Dudley


Medieval Wall Painting in Suffolk Vandalized


A Feature on St. Martin's in Colchester


Movie To Be Done in Old Norwegian


Archaeology at Chateau de Clissons





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