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- Untitled February 4, 2025PhD #scholarship #opportunity in interdisciplinary approaches to infection biosciences: "Investigating Co-infections and Co-Morbidities in the Ancient World" under the BBSRC Wessex One Health (WOH) Doctoral Landscape Award. Application closes 28/02.https://www.surrey.ac.uk/bbsrc-wessex-one-health-doctoral-landscape-award
- Untitled January 16, 2025One of our researchers, Megan Cassidy-Welch, has published a short piece on the health of pilgrims - please share! https://theconversation.com/fruit-and-veg-exercise-frequent-bloodletting-and-more-tips-on-staying-healthy-from-medieval-travellers-244638#histmed #pilgrim #healthhumanities
- Untitled December 5, 2024PhD scholarship opportunity: "Mining Frontiers in the Kingdom of Hungary". PI Tina Asmussen is not only a great scholar, but a lovely person to work with -- we can attest! What a fantastic opportunity to contribute to the field with leading scholars + institution, Mining Museum Bochum.https://karriere.bergbaumuseum.de/jobposting/0952d6d3e3f583fbd76eac1cb76e36bf9e032e2e0
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- “Hiding in Plain Sight”: Published Results of a Geochemical Survey in the Antas Valley, Sardinia November 11, 2024
- 2 November 2024/ Upcoming Presentation: Shireen Hamza, “Therapeutic Tastes and Salubrious Scents in Waterside Spaces” October 29, 2024
- October 2024/ Upcoming Conference: Paesaggi minerari dell’Italia medievale October 11, 2024
- Colloquium: Pursuing Public Health in the Preindustrial World, 1100-1800. Success! September 2, 2024
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Yearly Archives: 2017
Re‐thinking medieval and early modern pestilences from a biosocial perspective: advanced methods and renewed concepts in archaeological sciences, Barcelona 5‐8 September 2018
EAA Barcelona 2018 – 5‐8 September 2018 Call for Papers and Posters Deadline: 15 February 2018 Re‐thinking medieval and early modern pestilences from a biosocial perspective: advanced methods and renewed concepts in archaeological sciences While contagious diseases have affected … Continue reading
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To your health! EAA 2018, Barcelona, 5-8 September, session #208
To your health! Tracing health in urban environments in medieval Northern Europe Although inhabitants of Northern European medieval towns conceived of and knew about disease and “not being healthy” in ways other than ours, similar health risk factors were at … Continue reading
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Upcoming Conference – Representing Infirmity: Diseased Bodies in Renaissance and Early Modern Italy, Monash University, 13-15 December 2017
This conference represents the first analysis of how diseased bodies were represented in Italy during the ‘long Renaissance’, from the early 1400s through ca. 1650. Many individual studies by historians of art and medicine address specific aspects of this subject, … Continue reading
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Reminder: CfP in panels on Premodern Public Health in 2018 ESUH conference in Rome
CfP to a session/s on “Premodern Public Health: Comparing Cities, 1250-1750” Deadline is fast approachng: 5 October 2017
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Two postdoctoral positions in HealthScaping, University of Amsterdam
PostDoc in Low Countries urban history (later Middle Ages) Postdoc in European medical-cultural history (later Middle Ages) Application deadline 24 September 2017; jobs begin 1 February 2018
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CfP to a session/s on “Premodern Public Health: Comparing Cities, 1250-1750”
We are delighted that a session we proposed for the European Association for Urban History Conference (Rome 29/8-1/9/2018) has been accepted. You can apply to submit papers for this session until 5/10/2017 (note the very early deadline). See the full … Continue reading
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Pre-modern Public Health @ The Medici Archives
Another group of projects, directed by John Henderson, and exploring preventative practices in medieval and early modern Tuscany: http://www.medici.org/medicine-and-the-medici-in-grand-ducal-tuscany-research-program/ Enjoy!
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PhD positions in urban archaeology of health at NTNU University Museums
NTNU University Museums announces two PhD positions in urban archaeology/historical archaeology and iron age/Viking age archaeology specializing in archaeological human genetics (please follow the links below). https://www.jobbnorge.no/ledige-stillinger/stilling/134537 https://www.jobbnorge.no/ledige-stillinger/stilling/134540 For the project homepage see http://www.ntnu.edu/museum/medieval-urban-health-from-individual-to-public-responsibility-ad-1000-1600-medheal600-
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Call for Papers: Historical Aspects of Preventive Healthcare in Germany and Poland (Hamburg, 12-14 July, 2017)
From our colleague Fritz Dross (abstracts due 1 April 2017). cfp Hamburg Preventative Medicine in History
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Challenging the paradigm of filthy and unhealthy medieval towns in the Low Countries
Our colleague and frequent collaborator Roos van Oosten will further our knowledge of waste disposal systems in the medieval Low Countries thanks to an NWO Veni Grant: https://www.universiteitleiden.nl/en/research/research-projects/archaeology/challenging-the-paradigm-of-filthy-and-unhealthy-medieval-towns
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