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Like a clean cow chewing cud...so Bede describes the poet Caedmon. This blog is a place to report news, calls for papers, news items, and other things of interest to the Late Antique, Patristic, Early Medieval, and Book Arts folk and to just chat about things medieval. Also see other blogs at The Heroic Age and Modern Medieval.

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Tuesday, March 18, 2008

The Week's Medieval News

Unravelling the Northwest's Viking past


Rome Subway Digs Reveal Medieval, Renaissance Treasures


The Heath pea might go Medieval on obesity

Medieval cemetery site will be protected

700-year-old artefact found thanks to pub smoking

Trials and tribulations at 12th century priory

Highlands focus for Viking expert

Mont-Saint-Michel pilgrims travel to a land beyond time

Colin finds medieval ring worth £1,500 buried in field

Chemists' for medieval Scots is discovered
Posted by theswain at 5:49 AM

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