Yi Ran Angela Zhang (SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of History), Race, Slavery, and Gender in Late Medieval and Early Modern Florence.

Andy Chen (Harvard University), The Ideal General of Leo VI's Taktika.

An hour of symposial socializing for medievalist grad students and fellow travellers, hosted by the Medieval Studies Interdisciplinary Workshop and the Medieval English Colloquium. Contact Colloquium coordinator Emily Sun with any questions!

Iman Darwish (Harvard University), Ibn Abī al-Ashʿath's Book of Simples: The Formative Period of the Arabic Tradition of Materia Medica.

Ryan Low (Harvard University), Household Archival Sciences in Medieval Provence and Dauphiné.

James Barrett (University of Cambridge and Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim), Ecological Globalization and the Medieval Trade of Walrus Ivory. This talk will take place on the Zoom meeting platform; please contact workshop coordinators Sama Mammadova or Reed Morgan to register. Read more about Medieval History Graduate Workshop

Solenn Troadec (Postdoctoral Fellow, Harvard Initiative for the Science of the Human Past), The Archaeology of Death: Burial Places, Graves, and Bodies. Note that this talk is a hybrid event; to attend virtually, please contact workshop organizers Sama Mammadova or Reed Morgan.

James Simpson (Harvard University) and Leah Whittington (Harvard University), The Dark Age (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries): A Debate. Co-sponsored by the English Department Medieval Colloquium and Renaissance Colloquium.

How Does Stuff Happen? A roundtable discussion on the theme of historical causality featuring Harvard History graduate students Reed Morgan, Sama Mammadova, Sergio Leos, and Konrad Boeschenstein. Sponsored by the Medieval History Graduate Workshop and Early Modern World at Harvard.

Noel Lenski (Yale University), Law and Ethnicity in the Post-Roman West. Read more about Medieval History Graduate Workshop

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Debra Blumenthal (University of California Santa Barbara), "As a [Healthy] Woman Should": Enslaved Women, Medical Experts, and Proof of Purgation in Late Medieval Mediterranean Slave Markets. Read more about Medieval History Graduate Workshop

Philip Wilson (Classics), Quotidian Details in Vergil's Apocalypse. 

Louis Zweig (Harvard University), X Marks the Spot: The Ecbasis captivi and Jerome's Vita Malchi. This talk will take place on the Zoom meeting platform; please click here to register.

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