Historical tradition and technological innovation have interacted very well, opening up new possibilities for research, teaching and dissemination of history and cultural heritage. In this context, the question arises: how […]
On April 11th, at room B309, (B Tower, 3rd floor) Campus Avenida de Berna, Lisbon, the new online platform IEM GeoPortal will be presented. It is designed to share and […]
The Institute for Medieval Studies, in collaboration with Torre do Tombo and more than a dozen renowned institutions, including universities, local authorities and cultural entities, is proud to announce the […]
On May 7th at 4:30 PM, the documentary exhibition “Portuguese Medieval Charters Through History: From Parchment to the Digital Age” will be inaugurated at the National Archive Torre do Tombo. […]
The 2nd IEM Conference of 2025 will take place on May 13th and feature Claudia Theune's (Universidade de Viena) contribution with the presentation "The Alps – remote, but not marginal". "The […]
The 2nd session of the 2025 Medieval Studies Seminar will feature a presentation by Jesús Lorenzo-Jiménez (University of the Basque Country) titled "Ethnicities and Identities in Al-Andalus: The Muladis" It […]
On May 22rd, the IEM will have a day entirely dedicated to visiting scholars, who will come to present and debate their research. The event will be held online via […]
The 3rd session of the international webinar series "Dialogues of Art, History and Law", coordinated by Gianluca del Monaco, a researcher in medieval art history at the University of Bologna, […]
The Guarda Archaeological Project (GAP) will be presented at the upcoming GIA Research Seminar, to be held on June 4th at the University of Groningen (The Netherlands). This multidisciplinary project, […]
On June 18th, at 10:30 AM (PT) / 11:30 AM (ES), the book “Misticismo Islâmico em al-Andalus" (Islamic Mysticism in al-Andalus) will be launched. This publication is the 36th volume in […]
The 2nd Medieval Session will take place on June 24th, at 4:00 PM, in online format (via Zoom). We will feature a contribution by Carlos Carpetudo (Coordinator of Morbase – […]
Living on the Douro Frontier: Towards a Social History of the Border through Archaeology and Legal Sources from al-Andalus A large part of the historiography dedicated to the Douro frontier […]