MHM on Human-Canis Relations
at NOVA University Lisbon, 18-19 July 2024 . … In the context of Medieval Europe, what we now classify as canis were divided into two broad groups: domestic and wild – in other words, dog and wolf. The dog (canis lupus familiaris) has almost always been man’s best friend, as a watchful guard, a faithful […]
NEMUS at the Leeds IMC
The Network has had its first public event: a scholarly rendez-vous at the Leeds International Medieval Congress. This was the first edition of Crossing the Branches in Environmental Medieval Studies, an interdisiplinary initiative around a given topic. At this time, attention was gathered around the topic “Living alongside Beasts in Medieval Portugal”. Two papers were […]
Cycle de Conférences do Laboratoire d’Archéologie et d’architecture Maghrébines
De visita a Tunes, o investigador principal do projeto FALCO Tiago Viúla de Faria, apresentou uma comunicação, a convite da Professora Beya Abidi da Université de la Manouba (Tunes), na Bibliothèque de la ville de Tunis/Dar ben Achour (52 rue du Pacha, Tunes), no âmbito do Cycle de Conférences do Laboratoire d’Archéologie et d’architecture Maghrébines. […]
Call for papers : NEMUS session at the Leeds IMC 2023
We are extremely proud to contribute one session to the prestigious International Medieval Congress at Leeds. In keeping with the IMC’s special thematic focus for the year – Networks and Entanglements – NEMUS invites individual applications for one three-paper session to integrate the IMC, on the issue of ‘Crossing the Branches in Environmental Medieval Studies’. […]
