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⏰ You have until 31 July to propose a workshop or virtual 'forum' stall for the CARMEN open meeting 2020 - hosted online with @tcddublin. Great opportunity to find international collaborators, develop a project idea, showcase your work... #medievaltwitter t.co/O08gCiQVaa
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Announcing our #Byzantine Studies limited summer podcast series! First up, @ASCatOSU Professor Anthony Kaldellis & @Harvard_History @HarvardMedieval PhD candidate @jcransohoff discuss THE ROMAN MIND AND THE POWER OF FICTION (John S. Richardson). Listen: t.co/mhoCIKOxNe. t.co/kD8GVF6RRS
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To journalists writing about medieval vs. modern 1) plague, 2) race, 3) climate, 4) anything: please talk to an actual medievalist. Your assumptions are almost certainly incorrect. There are 3500 medievalists in the @medievalacademy database. We can connect you with an expert.
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{Book Series} CARMEN Monographs and Studies seeks to explore the movements of people, ideas, religions and objects in the medieval period. Contact @acorhender #global #medievaltwitter t.co/Bv95sSA3RW t.co/3nRn9KW8ZX
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Did you know? Our last 10 annual meetings have been in Tallinn, Madrid & Segovia, Budapest, Porto, Stirling, Sarajevo, Essen, Ghent, Tampere and Prague. This year, with hosts @tcddublin & partners in #Ireland, we're moving online! Open call, info, booking: t.co/O08gCiQVaa
