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  • A database identifying over 15000 people in medieval Scotland has been officially launched. Paradox of Medieval Scotland, 1093-1286 draws on over 6000 charters to construct a unique data-base that provides...

    Medieval Scotland database launched

    A database identifying over 15000 people in medieval Scotland has been officially launched. Paradox of Medieval Scotland, 1093-1286 draws on over 6000 charters to construct a unique data-base that provides...

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  • For people interested in the Middle Ages, Twitter can also be a useful source of news and information.

    Medievalists on Twitter

    For people interested in the Middle Ages, Twitter can also be a useful source of news and information.

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  • We profile Anachronista, which is written by Carrie Russell.  Entering its fifth year, Anachronista was one of the first blogs that I regularly followed, because of Carrie’s interesting and often funny...

    Blog Profile: Anachronista

    We profile Anachronista, which is written by Carrie Russell.  Entering its fifth year, Anachronista was one of the first blogs that I regularly followed, because of Carrie’s interesting and often funny...

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  • We are profiling a brand new blog – The Heptarchy Herald – which offers just a few posts so far, but it looks as if it will provide some interesting...

    Blog Profile: Heptarchy Herald

    We are profiling a brand new blog – The Heptarchy Herald – which offers just a few posts so far, but it looks as if it will provide some interesting...

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  • Almost four years old, Richard Scott Nokes blog, Unlocked Wordhoard, is considered to be one of the must reads among medievalist bloggers. Nokes is a professor of medieval literature at...

    Blog Profile: Unlocked Wordhoard

    Almost four years old, Richard Scott Nokes blog, Unlocked Wordhoard, is considered to be one of the must reads among medievalist bloggers. Nokes is a professor of medieval literature at...

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  • Back in 1997, when the Internet was still young and good content was hard to find, one of the first websites to start producing quality information about the Middle Ages...

    Blog Profile: About.com

    Back in 1997, when the Internet was still young and good content was hard to find, one of the first websites to start producing quality information about the Middle Ages...

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  • Muhlberger’s Early History In a first of our series of blog profiles, we take a look at the postings of Steven Muhlberger, Professsor of History at Nipissing University.  His blog,...

    Blog Profile: Muhlberger’s Early History

    Muhlberger’s Early History In a first of our series of blog profiles, we take a look at the postings of Steven Muhlberger, Professsor of History at Nipissing University.  His blog,...

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