IEM and CHAM Archeology groups promote an open class by Professor Renáta Přichystalová from the University of Masaryk (Czech). The class's theme is: The Břeclav – Pohansko stronghold and its role and importance in the economic, political and power structures of Great Moravia. This lecture will be held on November 11th, at 3 p.m., at […]
On November 16th, Miguel Metelo de Seixas launches the book Heráldica na Vila de Cascais in an edition of the respective Municipal Council. The book is organized into three distinct periods. In the first, before the 19th century, the heraldry of this strategic but poor town revolved around a few arms: the Crown, first of […]
The International Colloquium "Nobreza e virtude em contexto ibérico: teoria e prática entre os tempos medievais e modernos" will take place on November 21st and 22nd at Palácio Fronteira, Lisbon. This Portuguese-Spanish colloquium constitutes a space for debate on this topic within the scope of the DEXVIR project "De Excellentia: theory and praxis of virtue […]
The recent reissue of the work A concepção nobiliárquica do espaço ibérico (1280-1380), by Luís Krus, is the pretext to bring together a renowned group of researchers who, from different areas of knowledge, including History, the History of Art, Literature or Historical Anthropology will seek to discuss the work and historiographical legacy of this renowned […]
In partnership with the Institute of Medieval Studies (IEM), Leiria City Council is organising the 1st Edition of the José Mattoso Forum 2024, an event dedicated to honouring Prof. José Mattoso and addressing his contribution as a historian and humanist. The forum will take place on November 30th, from 3 pm, in Leiria, with the […]
The 7th Session of the 2024 Medieval Studies Seminar will be held online via Zoom on december 4, 2024, at 4:00 p.m. This session will feature a presentation by Luís Filipe Oliveira and will be dedicated to the theme "As paisagens das Ordens Militares". As institutions were designed and organized to defend the heritage of Christ and the Holy […]
Researcher Miguel Metelo de Seixas launches the book Emblemas de Portugal, published by the Francisco Manuel dos Santos Foundation. The presentation took place on December 4th at the Carmo Archaeological Museum at 6:30 pm, in the form of a debate on the theme "A força dos emblemas: Portugal em símbolos", in which historians Bernardo Vasconcelos e […]
The 8th and last session of the 2024 Medieval Studies Seminar will be held online via Zoom on dezember 11, 2024, at 4:00 p.m. This session, which will feature a presentation by André Evangelista Marques, is dedicated to the theme "Quando a paisagem é texto: que lugar para as fontes documentais no estudo da paisagem medieval?" Landscape […]
The final IEM Conference of 2024 will occur on December 13 at 3:00 pm, in a hybrid format (in-person and online). In-person participation will be Av. Brna Campus, Aud. A1 (Tower A). Professor Mark Gardiner from the University of Lincoln will lead the session, which will focus on the theme “How should archaeologists study medieval […]
It is with great pleasure that we announce the launch of the latest issue of Revista Medievalista (issue 37, January - June 2025). This issue of Medievalista presents a dossier that reflects on “What survives after death? Parish Communities and Death Commemoration Strategies in the Medieval City”. It is a tribute to the late Clive […]
The PRR Course – Heritage Management and Participation: “Routes through Medieval Heritage” will take place in a blended e-learning format (84 hours of individual student work (TA), 14 hours of online theoretical teaching (TP), 6 hours of laboratory component (study visits) (TL) and 6 hours of Orientation (O), between January 6th and 11th. Coordinated by […]
As part of the PRR Course – Heritage Management and Participation: "Routes through Medieval Heritage" a field trip to Castelo de Vide will take place on January 11th. This trip will be accompanied by IEM researchers Sara Prata and Gonçalo Melo da Silva.Vide on January 11th, accompanied by IEM researchers Sara Prata and Gonçalo Melo […]