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2015 December 14 Monday

Major North European Project Shows Best Practices in Heritage Management Based on High Quality Archaeological Surveying, Efficiency and the Use of Newer Non-intrusive Methods
Knut Paasche
Lecture

2015 December 09 Wednesday

Constructing Memory Through Poetry: The Case of the Anthologia Marciana (13th c.) - job talk
Foteini Spingou
Lecture

2015 December 09 Wednesday

Lacerating Pens, Slaughtering Tongues: Some Thoughts on ‘Agonistic’ Literature in Byzantium - job talk
Floris Bernard
Lecture

2015 December 09 Wednesday

From Recollection to Innovation: Notions of Progress in 12th-century Byzantium - job talk
Aglae Pizzone
Lecture

2015 December 08 Tuesday

Orality, Literacy and Representation in Byzantine Communication - job talk
Alexander Riehle
Lecture

2015 December 08 Tuesday

From Competition to Conformity: Saints’ Lives, Typika, and the Byzantine Monastic Discourse of the Eleventh Century - job talk
Dirk Krausmüller
Lecture

2015 December 02 Wednesday

Faculty Research Seminar: Late Medieval Cistercian Communities and the Cult of Saints as a Trans-European and Regional Phenomenon
Emilia Jamroziak
Lecture

2015 December 01 Tuesday

The First Members of the Nassau Dynasty in the Netherlands. Identification and Paleopathology of the Ancestors of William I the Silent, Prince of Orange
George J.R. Maat
Lecture

2015 November 30 Monday

Communication and Knowledge Transfer in Medieval Monastic Network: Knowledge Transfer: Forms and Material Evidence - II. International Workshop of the CEU and FOVOG Project
Workshop

2015 November 27 Friday

Mongols, Chinese and Europe: Contacts and Interactions
Balázs Nagy
József Laszlovszky
Workshop

2015 November 23 Monday

Faculty Research Seminar: Knowledge Unlimited: Intellectual Curiosity and Innovation in Byzantium
Divna Manolova
Lecture

2015 November 18 Wednesday

Faculty Research Seminar: The Power of the Numbers: Observations on the Demographic History of Bulgaria during the Ottoman Period
Grigor Boykov
Lecture

2015 November 04 Wednesday

Public Lecture: Caught in a Web? A Medievalist Researching Networks (MECERN)
Lecture

2015 October 21 Wednesday

Faculty Research Seminar: Persian Chicken in Ancient Greece and Rome: A Modern Myth of Origins
Robin Nadeau
Lecture

2015 October 07 Wednesday

Indigenous Challenges during 400 Years - The Sami of Northern Scandinavia
Professor Peter Sköld (Umeå University, Sweden)
Lecture

2015 June 15 Monday

What have we got to do with the Budapest World Heritage?
Roundtable

2015 June 04 Thursday

JAN HUS 600
Workshop

2015 June 03 Wednesday

Piroska and the Pantokrator: Dynastic Memory, Healing and Salvation in Komnenian Constantinople
Workshop

2015 May 22 Friday

Industrial Heritage: Historical Context, Social Challenges and Management Opportunities
Roundtable

2015 May 14 Thursday

CHSP: The University and the City: Architecture in Context
John Tuomey
Sheila O'Donnell
Roundtable

2015 May 04 Monday

CHSP: Heroes and Gods in the Narrative Tradition of Indian art
Zsuzsanna Renner
Lecture

2015 March 18 Wednesday

The Solomon Tradition in Constantinople
Marta Tycner (University of Oxford)
Lecture

2015 March 18 Wednesday

CHSP: Presenting Jewish History on Philadelphia’s Independence Mall: The National Museum of American Jewish History
Pamela S. Nadell
Lecture

2015 March 11 Wednesday

Hot Topics in Late Antique and Medieval Studies
Workshop

2015 March 10 Tuesday

The Role of Late Antique Culture in the Construction of Narrativity of the Bayeux Embroidery (11th and 12th Centuries)
Xavier Barral i Altet Professor of History of Medieval Art Universities of Rennes (France) and Venice Ca'Foscari (Italy) Institute for Advanced Study, CEU, Budapest
Lecture