Kalamazoo 2007
The schedule for the 42nd International Congress on Medieval Studies, taking place May 10–13, 2007, is now available. Click here to read the entire schedule. The De Re Militari sessions begin on Friday, and continue all day Saturday.
Session 318: De Re Militari Annual Session: A Roundtable
The roundtable discussion will include John France, Kelly DeVries, Richard Abels and Timothy Feist.
Where: Valley III, 302
When: Friday, May 11, 3:30
Session 402: Medieval Military Technology and Artefacts
The German Slat Shield: Just Another Piece of Military Equipment or the Billboard of Badness? Shield Symbolism in the Dark Ages, by Vincent Farone
Come and See: The Evolutionary Arms and Armor of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, by Sara Louise Howells
Iberian Crossbows, by J. Patrick Hughes
Cultural Activities of the Teutonic Knights’ Military Order: The Sculptures of Schreinmadonnen, by Irene Gonzalez Hernando
Where: Fetzer 1055
When: Saturday, May 12, 10:00 am
Session 488: Warfare in the Earlier Middle Ages
The Historical Context of Annales Bertiniani” on Resistance to the Vikings between the Seine and the Loire, by Carroll Gillmor
Louis VII’s Military Career in the West, by John D. Hosler
Helgastaðir, 1220: A Battle of No Significance?, by Oren Falk
Where: Bernhard 157
When: Saturday, May 12, 1:30 pm
Session 532: Warfare in the Later Middle Ages
How to Invade Iraq: the Mongol Way, by Peter Michael Konieczny
“A Voyage, or Rather an Expedition to Portugal:” Edmund of Langley’s Navy and His Journey to Iberia, 1381, by Douglas L. Biggs
Non-Noble Deeds of Arms in the Late Middle Ages, by Steven Muhlberger
Where: Schneider 1145
When: Saturday, May 12, 3:30 pm
The De Re Militari Business Meeting will be at 12:00, Saturday May 12, at Bernhard 157. Those attending the congress might also be interested in a few other sessions, including:
Session 579: The Far-Ranging Effects of Medieval War: Captains, Crusaders and Aristocratic Families
Session 571: Reading between the Threads: New Research on the Bayeux Tapestry
Sessions 409, 463, 529: Cruades I, II, III
Sessions 263, 323: The Trial of the Templars I, II
Session 13: Gender and Sexuality in the Context of the Crusades
Session 40: The Vikings in Late Anglo-Saxon England
Session 61: The Nine-Hundredth Annivesary of Bohemund's Crusade of 1107
Session 162: Medieval Western Martial Arts: Pedagogy and Practice: A Demonstration
Session 318: De Re Militari Annual Session: A Roundtable
The roundtable discussion will include John France, Kelly DeVries, Richard Abels and Timothy Feist.
Where: Valley III, 302
When: Friday, May 11, 3:30
Session 402: Medieval Military Technology and Artefacts
The German Slat Shield: Just Another Piece of Military Equipment or the Billboard of Badness? Shield Symbolism in the Dark Ages, by Vincent Farone
Come and See: The Evolutionary Arms and Armor of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, by Sara Louise Howells
Iberian Crossbows, by J. Patrick Hughes
Cultural Activities of the Teutonic Knights’ Military Order: The Sculptures of Schreinmadonnen, by Irene Gonzalez Hernando
Where: Fetzer 1055
When: Saturday, May 12, 10:00 am
Session 488: Warfare in the Earlier Middle Ages
The Historical Context of Annales Bertiniani” on Resistance to the Vikings between the Seine and the Loire, by Carroll Gillmor
Louis VII’s Military Career in the West, by John D. Hosler
Helgastaðir, 1220: A Battle of No Significance?, by Oren Falk
Where: Bernhard 157
When: Saturday, May 12, 1:30 pm
Session 532: Warfare in the Later Middle Ages
How to Invade Iraq: the Mongol Way, by Peter Michael Konieczny
“A Voyage, or Rather an Expedition to Portugal:” Edmund of Langley’s Navy and His Journey to Iberia, 1381, by Douglas L. Biggs
Non-Noble Deeds of Arms in the Late Middle Ages, by Steven Muhlberger
Where: Schneider 1145
When: Saturday, May 12, 3:30 pm
The De Re Militari Business Meeting will be at 12:00, Saturday May 12, at Bernhard 157. Those attending the congress might also be interested in a few other sessions, including:
Session 579: The Far-Ranging Effects of Medieval War: Captains, Crusaders and Aristocratic Families
Session 571: Reading between the Threads: New Research on the Bayeux Tapestry
Sessions 409, 463, 529: Cruades I, II, III
Sessions 263, 323: The Trial of the Templars I, II
Session 13: Gender and Sexuality in the Context of the Crusades
Session 40: The Vikings in Late Anglo-Saxon England
Session 61: The Nine-Hundredth Annivesary of Bohemund's Crusade of 1107
Session 162: Medieval Western Martial Arts: Pedagogy and Practice: A Demonstration
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