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Category Archives: Talk
It’s Surrey Medieval’s Puttenham Church Week! An introduction to the parish church of St John Baptist
Every so often, I elect to make my life a little bit difficult by devising and binge-writing a week’s worth of posts under the banner of a “Surrey Medieval … Week”. So far I’ve done some of the simplest statistical analyses … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Church, History, Puttenham, SMPCW, Talk
Tagged Archaeology, Architecture, Church, History, medieval, Parish, Puttenham, Surrey, Surrey Medieval Puttenham Church Week
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Off the Record — 20th October — UCL Institute of Archaeology — yours truly!
Super quick post to say this coming Thursday I’ll be giving the first of the IoA World Archaeology Section’s Off The Record lunchtime seminars of the new academic year. I’ll be running through my past, present and future research into -ingas name … Continue reading
Posted in Archaeology, London, PhD, Place-Names, Talk
Tagged Anglo-Saxon, Archaeology, Off The Record, Old English, University College London
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Godalming and Old English -ingas name formations
On Saturday just gone, I was in Godalming for an Surrey Archaeological Society Medieval Studies Forum study day, both to hear about and see corners of the town and parish church that are of medieval (or general historical) importance, and to … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo-Saxon, Archaeology, Godalming, Old English, PhD, Place-Names, Surrey, Talk
Tagged Anglo-Saxon, Archaeology, Architecture, Godalming, Godalming Museum, History, Old English, place-names, Surrey
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Kalamazoo and other stories
After a mad March, April was a quiet (or unmemorable?) month, which was probably for the best as I had to prepare myself for another 12-day trip to North America, built around the 50th edition of the International Congress of Medieval … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo-Saxon, Archaeology, Canada, Conference, History, Kalamazoo, Literature, Old English, Place-Names, Talk, Viking
Tagged Archaeology, Canada, Chicago, Conference, Detroit, History, Kalamazoo, Literature, medieval, Old English, Toronto, Travel, USA, Vikings, Vodka of the spiced Lithuanian variety, WPLongform
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New Work, introducing Surrey Medieval Middle English Field-Names Week
I’ve resolved to spend the first few months of this new year (belated happy it, btw) trying to complete several unfinished pieces of work which have been hanging around for months, in many cases years. My first accomplishment in this regard is … Continue reading
Conference seasoned
A fortnight ago, as previously advertised, I spoke to the Surrey Archaeological Society’s Medieval Studies Forum, my final medieval event of 2014 (‘cept for my graduation ceremony). It was a great way to wrap up the year. If I’m honest, I wasn’t holding out much … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo-Saxon, Archaeology, Battersea, Being organised, Conference, History, Soapbox, Surrey, Talk, Travel
Tagged Archaeology, California, Conference, History, Language, Surrey, Wisdom
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Beowulf in California
Here’s a big bit of news I’ve been sitting on for a while because, well, I didn’t know if I’d be able to afford to make it happen. But I can! So, without further ado, I’m pretty darned chuffed to … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo-Saxon, Battersea, Being organised, Charters, Documents, London, News, Old English, Ritual, Talk, Thames, Travel
Tagged Battersea, California uber alles, Conference, Early Medieval, Literature, Old English, PAMLA, poetry
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Surrey Medieval is three, won’t you come and celebrate in Leeds with me?
WordPress in its infinite loveliness has just bid me a Happy Anniversary, which I think is its way of telling me that it was exactly three years ago that I finally got my digit moving and created Surrey Medieval (unless signing up for this … Continue reading
Marching forward into April
Looking back at recent posts, it seems to have become standard procedure for me to kick things off with a whinge or at least on a negative tone. Not today. The past few weeks have been some of the most rewarding and exciting … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo-Saxon, News, Place, Puttenham, Talk, WPLongform
Tagged Archaeology, Newark Priory, Puttenham, so much to do so little time, Surrey, University of Nottingham
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