Zvart’nots and the Origins of Christian Architecture in Armenia
Zvart’nots and the Origins of Christian Architecture in Armenia By W. Eugene Kleinbauer The Art Bulletin, Vol. 54, No. 3, (1972) Introduction: Occupying a…
The Byzantines in the West in the Sixth Century
The Byzantines in the West in the Sixth Century By John Morehead The New Cambridge Medieval History, ed. Paul Fouracre (Cambridge University Press,…
The Chronicles of Spain: A Discussion of Some Trends in Spanish History Found in the Chronicles of Hydatius of Lemica, John of Biclaro, Isidore of Seville, and the Chronicle of Zaragoza
The Chronicles of Spain: A Discussion of Some Trends in Spanish History Found in the Chronicles of Hydatius of Lemica, John of Biclaro,…
Kritobulos of Imbros: Learned Historian, Ottoman Raya and Byzantine Patriot
Kritobulos of Imbros: Learned Historian, Ottoman Raya and Byzantine Patriot By Diether R. Reinsch Recueil des travaux de l’Institut d’etudes byzantines, Vol.40 (2003)…
A Victory Celebration after a Military Defeat? Al-MutanabbÄ«’s ‘Ayniyyah of 339/950
A Victory Celebration after a Military Defeat? Al-MutanabbÄ«’s ‘Ayniyyah of 339/950 By Majd Yaser Al-Massar Journal of Arabic Literature, Vol.40:1 (2009) Abstract: This paper analyzes…
Medieval Articles and Theses posted in June 2009
Here is the list of articles and theses posted to Medievalists.net in June 2009: Hypertext, Hypermedia and the Bayeux Tapestry: A Study of Remediation…
The God-man: an engagement with the theology of Athanasius of Alexandria, its genesis and impact
The God-man: an engagement with the theology of Athanasius of Alexandria, its genesis and impact By Andrew Robert Test Ph.D. thesis, University of Birmingham…
A medieval woodland manor: Hanley Castle, Worcestershire
A medieval woodland manor: Hanley Castle, Worcestershire By James Patrick Toomey Ph.D. thesis, University of Birmingham (1997) Abstract: A woodland manor in the…
The idea of paradigm in church history: the notion of papal monarchy in the thirteenth century, from Innocent III to Boniface VIII
The idea of paradigm in church history: the notion of papal monarchy in the thirteenth century, from Innocent III to Boniface VIII By…
Theodore Balsamon’s Canonical Images of Women
Theodore Balsamon’s Canonical Images of Women Viscuso, Patrick Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, articles (2004 – 2008) Abstract The jurist Balsamon, in the…
The Marian Relics at Constantinople
The Marian Relics at Constantinople Wortley, John Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, articles (2004 – 2008) Abstract A reassessment of the literary evidence…
Scholiasts and Commentators
Scholiasts and Commentators Wilson, Nigel Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, articles (2004 – 2008) Abstract The diversity and the weaknesses and value of…
The Fulcum, the Late Roman and Byzantine Testudo: the Germanization of Roman Infantry Tactics?
The Fulcum, the Late Roman and Byzantine Testudo: the Germanization of Roman Infantry Tactics? Rance, Philip Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, articles online…
A Reconstruction of the Flora and Vegetation in the Central Area of Early Medieval Kiev, Ukraine, Based on the Results of Palynological Investigations
A Reconstruction of the Flora and Vegetation in the Central Area of Early Medieval Kiev, Ukraine, Based on the Results of Palynological Investigations…
Millennialism and Jubilee Tradition in Early Rus’ History and Historiography
Millennialism and Jubilee Tradition in Early Rus’ History and Historiography By Aleksej Gippius Ruthenica, Vol.2 (2003) Synopsis: Shows that from the time of…
The Ljudota Sword? An Episode of Contacts Between Britain and Scandinavia in the Late Viking Age
At the end of the 19th century, a sword dating from the Late Viking Age was found near Hvoshcheve village in Ukraine.
Medieval Kiev from the Perspective of an Archaeological Study of the Podil District
Medieval Kiev from the Perspective of an Archaeological Study of the Podil District By Mykhailo Sahaydak Ruthenica, Vol. 4 (2005) Introduction: Archaeological commentary…
The Annals of St. Bertin (839) and Chacanus of the Rhos
The Annals of St. Ber tin (839) and Chacanus of the Rhos By Ildar Garipzanov Ruthenica, Vol. 5 (2006) Introduction: In 839, an…
Dynastic Burials in Kiev before 1240
Dynastic Burials in Kiev before 1240 By Martin Dimnik Ruthenica, Vol. 7 (2008) Introduction: Around 880 Prince Oleg proclaimed Kiev to be the ‘mother…
The Kiev Psalter of 1397: An Analysis
The Kiev Psalter of 1397: An Analysis By Nadezhda Toranova and Erin-Lee McGuire Published online (2003) Introduction: The Kiev Psalter, also called the Spyridon Psalter…
Water in the Landscape of a Town using the example of Gdansk and the Gdansk Conurbation
Water in the Landscape of a Town using the example of Gdansk and the Gdansk Conurbation By Hanna Sienkowska Hydrological Processes and Water Management…
The Rise And Fall of Markets in Southeast England
The Rise And Fall of Markets in Southeast England By Mate Mavis Canadian Journal of History, Vol.31:2 (1996) Abstract: This article discusses the…
The Mobilization of Labour in the Milling Industry of Thirteenth- and Early Fourteenth-century England
The Mobilization of Labour in the Milling Industry of Thirteenth- and Early Fourteenth-century England By John Langdon Canadian Journal of History, Vol.31:2 (1996)…
Market Towns and the Countryside in Late Medieval England
The shape of hinterlands was influenced by a number of geographical and economic factors. Analysis of debts and records of trade contacts allows us to define the urban hierarchy and the extent of competition between towns.
Price-Setting in English Borough Markets, 1349-1500
This paper will argue that prices of grain and fish, at least, were not in fact fixed by free bargaining between buyers and sellers in medieval English markets. Bargaining may have been standard practice in livestock markets and in some others the evidence remains dark. But in most food markets people who tried to bargain risked a fine.