Mapping the March aims to create the first holistic cultural history of the borderlands between Medieval Wales and England between the years 1282-1550.
University of Bristol
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Mapping the March: England and Wales, c. 1282-1550 retweeted
Wonderful to hear about all the good things that the @MappingtheMarch team are up to at a project Advisory Board meeting this afternoon. Really exciting stuff.
Check out the project website here: mappingwelshmarches.ac.uk (with lots more to follow!)
Mapping the March: England and Wales, c. 1282-1550 retweeted
Discover the intriguing project by Professor Helen Fulton exploring the cultural significance of the Marcher Lords! (gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=EP…) scitube.io/professor-helen-f… #history #research @BristolUni
Mapping the March: England and Wales, c. 1282-1550 retweeted
Murder mystery walks with @LighthouseTheat starting at Swansea railway station today and tomorrow 10.30am and 2pm. Fun and FREE. Donations to Matthew's House welcome. – at Swansea, Wales
The Hanged Man – Murder, Mystery or Miracle? A walking tour through Medieval Swansea led by @LighthouseTheat 👣🔍
Please feel free to share this event to anyone in or around Swansea who may be interested!
⬇️Click the link below to book your tickets⬇️
eventbrite.com/e/the-hanged-…
ALT The image shows a poster of the event The Hanged Man: murder, mystery or miracle? A murder mystery walking tour through Medieval Swansea led by Lighthouse Theatre Company
Mapping the March: England and Wales, c. 1282-1550 retweeted
Professor Helen Fulton's work on the links between Welsh and European #medieval literature is celebrated in this new collection of essays, edited by Victoria Flood. Save 50% on your your copy with promo code BB404. buff.ly/3zmckVC @DrVictoriaFlood #IMC2024 #IMC24
Mapping the March: England and Wales, c. 1282-1550 retweeted
Game changing mapping from the @MappingtheMarch reconstructing parish, townships, manors, commotes and cantrefi for - in time - all of the medieval Welsh Marches, and all of Wales, @IMC_Leeds #523
Mapping the March: England and Wales, c. 1282-1550 retweeted
Dyma le rydym wedi bod yn ychwanegu enwau newydd dros y 12 mis diwethaf.
Here's where we've been adding new names over the last 12 months.
ALT Map o Gymru'n dangos yr ardaloedd yr ychwanegwyd enwau lleoedd at y Rhestr Enwau Lleoedd Hanesyddol ynddynt. A map of Wales showing the areas where new names were added to the List of Historic Place Names from.
Mapping the March: England and Wales, c. 1282-1550 retweeted
📻 Prof Helen Fulton (@UoBrisEnglish) joins @HistoryExtra to introduce Mapping the March: Medieval Wales and England (MOWLIT) and the complexities of identity on the border
Listen to the full programme 👉 bit.ly/3NY80Ah
@profhelenfulton @RCAHMWales @BristolCMS