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Earliest Known Rune-Stone Discovered in Norway

Archaeologists in Norway have pieced together fragments of what is now the world’s earliest known rune-stone, dating back to as early as 50 BC.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 5, 2025
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Surprising Medieval Inventions: Nine Things You Didn’t Expect from the Middle Ages

From vegetarian meat substitutes to beach parties – find out what came from the Middle Ages!

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 3, 2025
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The Brotherhood of Blackheads: A Unique Medieval Club

The Brotherhood of Blackheads, named after their patron saint, Saint Maurice, was a unique medieval organisation that combined trade, military service, and elaborate social traditions in the Hanseatic world.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 3, 2025
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New Medieval Books: A Quest for God and Spices

This novel begins the tale of two men – an older monk and a young merchant – as they set out to find Presbyter John, a mysterious king in the Far East. Intrigue and danger are on this journey as well, as others scheme to gain wealth and power at the expense of our travellers.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 3, 2025
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10 Medieval Studies’ Articles Published Last Month

What’s new in medieval studies? Here are ten open-access articles published in January, which range from the population of Iceland to dual use furniture in a Czech church.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 3, 2025
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Online Course: Medieval Gender and Sexuality

The six-week course with Eleanor Janega begins February 11th with live sessions on Tuesdays at 1:00 pm EST.

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Medievalists.net
• Feb 3, 2025
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Medieval Iceland with Sverrir Jakobsson – The Medieval Podcast, Episode 276

This week on The Medieval Podcast, Danièle speaks with Sverrir Jakobsson about what life in Iceland was like in the early Middle Ages, how it became linked to the kingdom of Norway, and how Iceland’s interactions with Europe changed after the Black Death.  

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 1, 2025
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Why Is Saint Maurice Depicted as African? Seven Medieval Theories

Why does a 13th-century German statue depict Saint Maurice with African features? This article explores seven medieval theories, from linguistic associations to imperial propaganda, that shaped his striking portrayal in medieval art.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 1, 2025
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The Surprising Talents of Medieval Dogs

Can your dog dig up rings, dance to music, or tell if a lady is pregnant?

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 1, 2025
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Archaeologists Identify ‘Lost’ Anglo-Saxon Site Depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry

A team of archaeologists has uncovered evidence that a private home in England may stand on the site of a long-lost residence belonging to Harold Godwinson, the last Anglo-Saxon King of England. Their findings suggest that this location, depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry, was a major centre of power before the Norman Conquest.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Feb 1, 2025
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Medieval Fitness: How to Exercise Like a 15th-Century University Student

Looking for fitness tips? Here’s how people stayed in shape in the 15th century.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Jan 30, 2025
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Big Changes Coming to the Louvre – and the Mona Lisa

The Louvre is set for a major transformation, with plans to revamp its infrastructure, improve visitor experience, and give the Mona Lisa its own dedicated space.

Podcast's Original Host
Medievalists.net
• Jan 30, 2025
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