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Contested identities: interpreting and representing medieval Jewish History in Bristol

Jewish Culture and History, 2022
In the late 1980s, a potentially significant site with links to the city’s medieval Jews was discovered in Bristol. The site has ‘Scheduled Monument’ status, granted by Historic England, and has been described as a ritual bath, ranging from mikveh to bet
T. Griffiths
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NEW ARCHAEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES RELATED TO THE HISTORY OF AZERBAIJAN IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD

Kazakh history
The Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic boasts a rich history, with every corner and stone bearing traces of its past. Archaeological findings98 from settlements in this region hold significant im-portance for Azerbaijani archaeology. Studying these artifacts
Assoc.Prof.Taleh Khalilov
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A Transnational History of Bilingual Jewish Charters from Medieval Europe

The Medieval history journal
Throughout medieval Europe, Hebrew records were accepted as evidence of economic and legal activities. European archives, chanceries and cartularies are dotted with Hebrew signatures, lines of text and full-fledged documents.
Micha J. Perry
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Medieval history and theory: a conversation

Rethinking history, 2018
This interview took place at the home of Christopher Wickham (CW) in Birmingham in February 2018. Wickham, Professor Emeritus at All Souls, Oxford, is an eminent medieval historian. His most recent book is Medieval Europe (2017). Daniel Fairbrother (DF),
D. Fairbrother, Chris Wickham
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History, Hierarchy and the ‘Powers that Be’ in Medieval Political Thought

History of Political Thought
This article examines three contributions offered by John of Paris, Giles of Rome and James of Viterbo in the wake of a famous contest between Boniface VIII and Philip IV. Each takes up the Aristotelian principle that what is posterior in time is more
Amy Chandran
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Persistence of a vegetation mosaic in a peripheral region: could turbulent medieval history disrupt Holocene continuity of extremely species-rich grasslands?

Vegetation History and Archaeobotany, 2018
P. Hájková   +8 more
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