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M. Brechkevich (1870–1963) and his contribution to the study of the medieval history of Baltic Pomerania

Ethnic History of European Nations, 2020
In the article based on archival sources and special historical literature, it is given the characteristics of main points of live, scientific and pedagogical work of famous Ukrainian historian, medievalist, the founder of the Department of Ancient and ...
Mykola Rud
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The baptism of duke Mieszko I in medieval history-writing

Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association, 2020
The baptism of Mieszko I was a defining event in the history of the Poles and the emergent monarchy established by Mieszko's forebears. There are not many extant sources that enable the establishment of the chronology of the chain of events that led to ...
Józef Dobosz
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The Catch. An Environmental History of Medieval European Fisheries. (Studies in Environment and History)

Medieval Archaeology, 2023
fish-traps, making fishponds, and sea-fishing on a large scale?
Christopher Dyer
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Integrating Natural Scientific Methodologies into Medieval History

Journal of Medieval History
This essay discusses the introduction of natural scientific methodologies including palaeoecology, climate science, and genetics into historical research.
P. Geary
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Lore and Verse: Poems on History in Early Medieval China

Early Medieval China, 2023
without a critical discussion of primary sources. There is, unfortunately, a remarkable lack of editorial work throughout the book. When a text is quoted more than once, the translation is often inconsistent, sometimes at crucial points.
Fusheng Wu
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EUROCENTRISM IN THE STUDY OF MEDIEVAL HISTORY OF ASIA AND AFRICA IN HIGHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS OF UKRAINE

The Journal of Ukrainian History
Relevance of the research. Eurocentrism in the study of the medieval history of Asia and Africa is an approach that views the development of non-European societies through the prism of the European experience, considering it a universal standard ...
Olga Zubko
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A bonnacon’s defensive tactics in medieval natural history

Archives of Natural History, 2022
The bonnacon, an animal described in the medieval bestiary, when pursued by hunters, squirts a cloud of boiling dung at them, wounding both dogs and men. Another bestiary animal, the onager, also used its dung in a deceptive way to avoid pursuit.
John Block Friedman
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History and Archeology of Urban Decline: Rome during the Medieval Climate Anomaly

Journal of Urban History, 2022
In this article, we suggest a new analysis of the decline and abandonment of medieval urban landscapes, using as a case study the thoroughly excavated and documented Caelian Hill in Rome during the eleventh century, supported by notions from modern ...
Anna Gutgarts, R. Ellenblum
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Mapping Medieval Marriage: Canon Law, Regionalism, and the Evolution of Legal History

Journal of Medieval History
This article revisits James Brundage's landmark 1975 study on medieval marriage as a starting point for tracing key developments in the historiography of marriage law over the past fifty years.
Chanelle Delameillieure
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Early Medieval Houses in Ireland: Some Perspectives from Archaeology, Early Irish History, and Experimental Archaeology

Eolas: Journal of the American Society for Irish Medieval Studies
:This paper is essentially a textual version of the Robert Farrell Memorial Lecture, delivered by Aidan O’Sullivan, on Thursday, May 12, 2016, for the American Society for Irish Medieval Studies.
Aidan O’Sullivan, Brendan O’Neill, E. Reilly   +2 more
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