Medieval History, Explosive Volcanism, and the Geoengineering Debate
1 : One of the most important issues facing humanity is the rise in temperature of the planet. One current line of investigation for the reversal of global warming is that of using one or more of a suite of geoengineering (or climate engineering ...
C. Kostick, F. Ludlow
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The history and provenance of two early medieval crosiers ascribed to Clonmacnoise
:The Clonmacnoise crosier, one of finest examples of early medieval metalwork from Ireland, is described, and its history and provenance are thoroughly investigated for the first time.
G. Murray
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History of Medieval Asia in Academician Ye. Kosminsky’s “Stalin’s Primer”
Soviet textbooks of world history rarely attract the attention of researchers. However, this category of sources can shed light on various aspects of the development of historical scholarship, education, and culture.
Serhiy Dyachkov
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In 2011, when Jelle Haemers looked back on a decade's worth of Ph.D. theses on urban centres in the medieval Low Countries, he identified three main trends in scholarship: the emphasis on individuals, rather than institutions; the increasing use of new ...
Rachael C. Harkes
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The Knights of St John of Jerusalem in Scotland [PDF]
Examines medieval history in Scotland focusing on the the Knights of St John of ...
Mackay, P.H.R. +2 more
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Cultural realities and reappraisals in English castle-study + An analysis of the essential material and metaphysical elements of ''fortification'' in contemporary castellology - The state of research [PDF]
Surveying a selection of publications on English castles, particularly since the writer's ‘Structural symbolism in medieval castle architecture’ (1979),1 the problem of military determinism is reviewed.
Coulson, Charles
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'Dynasty and Division: The Depiction of King and Kingdom in John Hardyng's Chronicle [PDF]
Composed during a period of increased dynastic awareness and political tension, John Hardyng’s late fifteenth-century Chronicle survives in two versions.
Peverley, Sarah
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The Idea of fate and free will in the History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
The article examines various perspectives on the idea of fate and free will in the history of ancient and medieval philosophy, as well as provides a historical-philosophical analysis of the problem of fate.
Zh.O. Dagarova +2 more
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CERAMICS AND CERAMIC PRODUCTION OF MEDIEVAL BILHOROD, HISTORY OF RESEARCH, PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES
The 120-year history of the study of medieval ceramics from Bilhorod (other names Akja-Kermen, Asprokastron, Maurokastro, Moncastro, Mokastro) — one of the largest trade centres of the North-Western Black Sea coast in the late Byzantine and Ottoman Ages ...
I. Teslenko, L. Myronenko
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Over seven hundred years after the pope dissolved their Order, the Templars remain as controversial as ever. How could warriors also be monks? What did they really believe in? Why did they fail to protect the Holy Land?
Nicholson, Helen J.
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