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Trinity Term Lecture 2025
The Centre hosts the following lecture – Professor Tamara Atkin (English Faculty & The Queen’s College, Oxford): ‘On Fragments’

“Work in Progress” colloquium – Trinity Term 2025
The Centre hosts the following two speakers: 1. Dr Laure Miolo (Lincoln, Oxford): ‘Predicting and observing eclipses in fourteenth-century Paris: what the manuscripts tell us‘ 2. Dr Shazia Jagot…

Hilary Term Lecture 2025
The Centre hosts the following lecture: Dr Elizabeth Frood (Oxford), ‘An unexpected script for an unexpected text: the tomb autobiography of the Egyptian Royal Secretary Tjay’ Abstract: Sometime between…

Oxford Medieval Manuscripts Group – Hilary Term 2025
Oxford Medieval Manuscripts Group – Hilary Term 2025 Fridays 5 pm (unless otherwise stated) Week 1, 24 January, 15:00 Balliol Historic Collections Centre Visit Previous experience…

“Work in Progress” colloquium – Hilary Term 2025
The Centre hosts the following two speakers:
1. Dr Riccardo Montalto (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II)
2. Holly Dempster-Edwards (University of Liverpool)

Provenance Unknown: Michaelmas Term 2024 Lecture
The Centre hosts the following lecture: Christopher Whittick,‘“I found it in a skip” – provenance and priorities in British archives’ In a career in county archives spanning 44 years, Christopher…

Michaelmas Term Lecture 2024
The Centre hosts the following lecture: Dr Annick Payne (Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia), ‘Anatolian Hieroglyphs: Drawing a Picture of the Ancient Mind’ The Anatolian Hieroglyphic script, a mixed logo-phonetic…

“Work in Progress” colloquium – Trinity Term 2025
The Centre hosts the following two speakers:
1. Dr Laure Miolo (Lincoln, Oxford): ‘Predicting and observing eclipses in fourteenth-century Paris: what the manuscripts tell us’
2. Dr Shazia Jagot (University of York): ‘Astrolabe as archive and an archive of astrolabes: Chaucer’s astrolabe and its Islamic affordances’

“Work in Progress” colloquium – Michaelmas Term 2024
The Centre hosts the following two talks:
1. Julia Lorenz (Merton College, Oxford), ‘Konrad of Wüzrburg’s “Herzmaere”: An Instruction on How (Not) to Love’
2. Dr Alan Darmawan (SOAS, London), ‘Mapping Sumatra’s Manuscript Cultures’