Francisco Prado-Vilar (Real Colegio Complutense), Fragmentation and the Limits of Iconography: Methodological Reflections on a Recent Discovery in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.

Elena Iourtaeva (HAA), Adolphus Busch Hall: Medieval Sculpture Casts and Historical Educational Strategies.

Domenico Ingenito (University of California, Los Angeles), Through the Mirror of My Fantasies: The Sacred, the Courtly, and the Obscene in Sa'di's Lyricism.

Charles Bonnet (University of Geneva), Pnubs, an Egyptian Foundation in the Southern Lands.

Charles Bonnet (University of Geneva), Dukki-Gel, an African Town in Nubia.

Charles Bonnet (University of Geneva), The Urban Development of the Nubian City of Kerma.

Kyle Harper (University of Oklahoma), Nature Did It: Romans, Ecology and the Global History of Infectious Disease.
 

Sheila Canby (Metropolitan Museum of Art), Portraits of Objects, Impressions of People: The Shahnama of Shah Tamasp.

Elliot Wolfson (University of California Santa Barbara), Imagination, Theolatry, and the Compulsion to Worship the Invisible.

Walter Stephens (Johns Hopkins University), The Old World and the New ca. 1500: History and Geography Before and After Noah's Flood.

A conference in honor of Charles Donahue, Paul A. Freund Professor of Law

1:00-3:00: Law and Medieval History: Selected Topics

Adam J. Kosto (Columbia University), Written Agreements and Civil Wars: The Catalan and Anglo-Norman Examples
Robert Berkhofer (Western Michigan University), Forgery and Pope Alexander III's Decretal on Scripta Authentica
Richard Helmholz (The University of Chicago), Custom and Law in the Medieval Court Records of the Province of Canterbury
Paul Brand (University of Michigan School of Law...

Efraim Lev (University of Haifa), Notebooks as Mediators Between Practical and Theoretical Medical and Pharmaceutical Knowledge in Judeo-Arabic Tradition. Registration is required; to RSVP, please click here.

Enass Khansa (Harvard University), Aesthetics and the Cenotaphic in Medieval Iberian Culture.

Maryam Kamili (Harvard AKPIA), The Madrasa in Iran and Baghdad under the Saljuqs.

Abbey Stockstill (Harvard University), The Making of Marrakesh: 'Abd al-Mu'min and the Almohad Legacy.