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Why Did One Muslim Community Survive in Medieval Christian Europe?

New research reveals how the Lipka Tatars, a Muslim community in medieval Christian Europe, survived centuries of religious persecution and political change.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 7, 2026

Ethiopians in Roman Egypt and beyond, with Felege-Selam Solomon Yirga

A conversation with Felege Yirga about the presence of Ethiopians in late antique Egypt. We discuss relations between the Roman province and the lands to the south and the roles that Ethiopians play in stories in Greek sources, especially the lives of ascetics, focusing on the monk Moses.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 7, 2026

Call for Papers: The Fourteenth Annual Symposium on Medieval and Renaissance Studies

The Fourteenth Annual Symposium on Medieval and Renaissance Studies will take place at Saint Louis University from June 14-16, 2027.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 7, 2026

The Margarita Tower: Love and Revenge in Medieval Cyprus

Explore the mystery of Nicosia’s Margarita Tower and its possible links to Pierre I, Joanna L’Aleman, courtly poetry, and royal revenge in medieval Cyprus.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 7, 2026

How Did People Care for Their Pets in the Middle Ages?

How did people care for their pets in the Middle Ages? Learn how medieval owners fed, housed and cared for their dogs, cats and birds.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 7, 2026

Medieval Arabic Manuscripts Reveal Hidden History of Islamic Scholarship

A new study reveals how notes in medieval Arabic manuscripts preserve the history of scholars, education and the transmission of knowledge across the Islamic world.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 5, 2026

Rare Medieval Warship Wreck Investigated in Sweden

Archaeologists in Sweden uncover new details of a rare 500-year-old medieval shipwreck, including its kitchen, rigging and unusual mast construction.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 5, 2026

New Medieval Books: The Crusader Storm

When the Crusaders arrived in the Holy Land at the end of the 11th century, they entered a region shaped by numerous peoples, kingdoms and competing political interests. This book takes a broader look at the conflicts, alliances and political struggles unfolding across the eastern Mediterranean during this period.

Medievalists.net
•Nov 5, 2026
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BOOK TOUR DIARY IV

This is the latest instalment from my book tour diary. This is the latest instalment from my book tour diary. The North American begins next week. Dates are below. There will be a couple of Christmas signing evenings at bookstores in London, TBC.

Podcast's Original Host
Dan Jones
•Nov 5, 2026

Stone Age Stargazers

Did artists 12,000 years ago illuminate a cave in Tajikistan with their vision of the Milky Way?

Archaeology Magazine
•Nov 5, 2026

Unearthing the Outlanders

New discoveries challenge ancient prophecies about the peoples living on China’s borders three millennia ago

Archaeology Magazine
•Nov 5, 2026

San Agustín, Colombia

Archaeologists are finally deciphering the mystery megaliths of a vanished Andean people

Archaeology Magazine
•Nov 5, 2026
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