Your friendly neighbourhood publicity officer was moderating the third panel, so didn't post updates — but we heard two wonderful papers from Fran Ash and David Arevalo!
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Up next is our incredible keynote speaker, Dr Christina Lee, speaking on sound and silence!
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Finally, Daniel Evans is going to speak to us on “an Anglo-Latin Metrical Cure for Baldness”!
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And now we’re on to Jonas Hannibal Møller, who is speaking on personal agency and religious authority in Early Medieval Runic Inscriptions
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Welcome back to the second session of #CCASNC2025! First up is Bjorn Olaf Vatzlavik, telling us about the curses of St Patrick in Acallam na Senórach
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And our final paper of what has been an excellent first session — Juliane Witte on female despair and depression in Old Norse saga examples.
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And now on to our second — Ida Meerto speaking on words for Witchery and magic in the corpus of Old English! #CCASNC2025
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Our first paper is ASNC’s own Emma Claire Geitner, speaking on the Miracula Walburgis!
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A photo of our programme, sticky taped to a wooden panelled wall.
All ready to go for #CCASNC2025! Can’t wait to welcome you all :)
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Today's the day! Your last day to register!! Please do think about coming along and hearing a fabulous day of papers :)
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You have 🚨THREE MORE DAYS🚨 to register for CCASNC 2025!!! Tell your friends, tell your enemies, tell the ghosts of early-medieval monks — we would love to have you all!
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Applications are now CLOSED — thank you everyone for applying, and we can't wait to see you all in a couple of months! 🤎💚
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CCASNC 2025:
SICKNESS AND WELLNESS
Due to an influx of submissions near the deadline, we're extending our call for papers!
New deadline is noon on the 15th November!
By popular request we’re extending our CfP; please do submit any idea you might have 💚🤎
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Our deadline closes this weekend — there's still time to submit!
#medievalsky
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CCASNC 2025:
SICKNESS AND WELLNESS
We are delighted to announce that the call for papers for the Cambridge Colloquium in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic 2025 is now open. This year's theme is 'Sickness and Wellness', and our keynote speaker will be Dr Christina Lee, from the University of Nottingham. The conference will be held on Saturday, 22nd February 2025, at the Faculty of English, 9 West Road, Cambridge,
CB3 9DP.
The 2025 colloquium especially welcomes papers that focus on a range of topics relating to wellness, illness and more generally health, across the various disciplines that look at the early medieval period, including literature, history, archaeology, theology and manuscript studies. We hope that this year's colloquium will offer fresh insights into how illness was cured and wellness was maintained in early medieval Britain and Scandinavia. Submit abstracts by 10th November of no more than 250 words to ccasnc@gmail.com!
CCASNC is now on Bluesky! Our 2025 conference theme is 'Sickness and Wellness'. Still time to send us your abstracts ahead of Sunday's deadline. ✍️✍️✍️ #medievalsky
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The Bristol University Centre for Medieval Studies (@bristolcms.bsky.social) annual PGR conference, 'Memory and Legacy’ 2025. Questions to cms-conference-enquiries@bristol.ac.uk.
https://medievalstudies.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/pgr-conference-2025/
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PhD in "knowing too much about fourteenth-century hagiographical manuscripts"; englynthusiast; general-purpose nerd. She/her.
Senior Lecturer in Early Medieval English Literature at the University of Manchester (https://research.manchester.ac.uk/en/persons/james.paz).
The interdisciplinary Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of Bristol concerned with all aspects of the history, culture, art and representation of medieval Europe.
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International web-based community for medievalists working with digital media.
Ancient & military historian specializing in the Roman economy and military. PhD from UNC History. More impressive credential is that I have beaten both Dark Souls and Elden Ring.
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Medieval historian interested in Wales, Somerset exile, inept cricketer, General Editor of the longest-running and largest local history project yet devised, the Victoria County History of England. Probably drinking tea.
Professor of Medieval History and Diplomatic. Deputy Head of Arch & Hist @exeter.ac.uk. Editor of charters @monumenta.bsky.social. Monographs with CUP, Yale UP and @princetonupress.bsky.social. Medievalist + Germanophile.
Medieval History / Fordham University / editor of Traditio: Studies in Ancient and Medieval History, Thought, and Religion / Canadian / chaotic good
Independent Scholar/Medieval Francophonie & Italian Historiographies. http://digitalhumanitiesddp.com, http://tcf.lauramorreale.com, http://dalme.org.
UVic prof, medievalist, Anglo-Jewish women, Early Middle English, etc
He/Him. Former Medievalist. I research Byzantine and English treaties in the Middle Ages when I can, and enjoy dogs and surfing when I can't.
early career historian (rulership, power, and historical narratives in the later middle ages); learning advisor @ university of wollongong. AI sceptic.
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Medievalist, medieval romance, medievalisms, left coast professor@UBC, @Oecologies OG, environmental and spatial approaches, game development consulting (AoE4), dad, nostalgic Man Utd fan. Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦 (never the 51st State; fuck that noise).
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