Next up in our speaker spotlight series, Mary O'Connor! Her paper, βArthurian Women in Norse Romance: Advice-Giving, Authority, and Political Doctrineβ, will be part of session 3, 'Gifts, Giving and Devotion'
Register here!
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Our speaker spotlight series continues with textile historian, Mary Chavez! Register for CCASNC to hear her paper, '"Reweave the Cloth of the Psalms": Medieval Religious Women and Textiles of Devotion': docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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Over the next couple of weeks we'll be spotlighting our speakers! First up, Josh Coulthard!
And don't forget, registration for CCASNC 2026 is live!
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In addition to our speakers, we're excited to hold a poster session over lunch. See the line-up below!
And don't forget to register for CCASNC here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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What is only Β£3 and a great option for those living far afield from Cambridge? Online attendance for CCASNC! Register here:
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Join us in Cambridge (or virtually!) on 21 February for CCASNC 2026! Register below:
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25.01.2026 19:57 β π 2 π 2 π¬ 1 π 0
After receiving a record number of submissions, the programme for CCASNC 2026 is finally here! In addition to our speakers, we are excited to host a selection of poster presentations as well!
Keep an eye out, as registration will open imminently
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Just a few hours remaining to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026: Women and the Weird!
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There's no stopping November 17th! Just three days left to submit an abstract!
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A mere four days remain to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026: Women and the Weird!
13.11.2025 13:34 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Reminder: November 17th, the deadline to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026, is right around the corner!
12.11.2025 10:33 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Just a few days remaining to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026: Women and the Weird!
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Calling all Celticists, students of Britain's medieval past, readers of Old Norse!
A reminder that the deadline to submit abstracts for CCASNC 2026 has been extended by one week! The updated deadline is 17 November
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The deadline to submit an abstract has been extended by one week!
09.11.2025 15:37 β π 7 π 4 π¬ 0 π 0
Attention Celticists! Scholars of early medieval Britain! Old Norse enthusiasts!
Only three days remaining to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026: Women and the Weird!
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Reminder, the deadline to submit abstracts for CCASNC 2026 is just around the corner on 10 November!
We welcome topics from all corners of the ASNC world, see our CfP for further details!
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The theme: Women and the Weird
The keynote speaker: Prof. Carolyne Larrington
The date: 21 February
CCASNC 2026 is not to be missed! 5 days left to submit an abstract!
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6 days remaining to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026: Women and the Weird! #medievalsky
04.11.2025 14:04 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
THE COUNTDOWN IS ON!
Just one week remaining to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026!
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Just ten days left to submit an abstract for CCASNC 2026!
The weirder, the better!
31.10.2025 13:49 β π 1 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
Calling all women (-related topics)! Calling the weird (-est elements of the ASNC-sphere)!
2 weeks remaining to submit a proposal for CCASNC 2026!
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CCASNC will return on 21 February 2026! We hope to see you there!
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We are delighted to announce that the call for papers is now open on the theme of WOMEN AND THE WEIRD
The deadline to submit an abstract is 10 November 2025, find the full details attached!
23.10.2025 13:54 β π 15 π 8 π¬ 0 π 1
Your friendly neighbourhood publicity officer was moderating the third panel, so didn't post updates β but we heard two wonderful papers from Fran Ash and David Arevalo!
22.02.2025 16:25 β π 0 π 0 π¬ 0 π 0
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 βan Anglo-Latin Metrical Cure for Baldnessβ!
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And now weβre on to Jonas Hannibal MΓΈller, 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 SenΓ³rach
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