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In Defence of the Medieval Italian Litigant: Tommaso Portinari, the Burgundian Galley and the Hanseatic Privileges

Journal of Medieval History
The capture of the Burgundian galley called San Matteo in 1473 resulted in one of the most well-known legal cases of the late fifteenth century. For over twenty years, the victim, the flamboyant Tommaso Portinari, attempted to obtain compensation from ...
Niels Fieremans
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Widowhood in medieval Iberia: cultural discourses, socioeconomic strategies, and emotional experiences in local communities (ninth to twelfth centuries)

Journal of Medieval Iberian Studies
Widows are among the women we most commonly encounter in medieval sources, and they have tended to be associated with a greater degree of agency than their female contemporaries.
Elías Carballido González
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Metal Objects from the Jewish Quarter of Lorca Castle (Murcia, Spain): Insights into the Metal Archaeology of Medieval Iberia

Medieval Archaeology
THIS ARTICLE PRESENTS AN IN-DEPTH EXAMINATION of metal artefacts and their production in the region of Murcia (Spain) during the Late Middle Ages. The primary research aim is to investigate these objects within their archaeological context, as well as ...
María Isabel Molina-Campuzano
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The Cross of Cong: A Masterpiece of Medieval Irish Art by Griffin Murray (review)

Eolas: Journal of the American Society for Irish Medieval Studies
H. Humphrey
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