Leiden Medievalists Blog
- Based in Netherlands
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Most recent posts
Although easily overlooked, the facades of many churches and public buildings show up iron rods or studs, carved shapes like the contours of feet or daggers, and even representations of bricks and floor tiles. These …
A visit to a Polish castle leads to some unexpected connections between England and Poland in the early Middle Ages.
In the early medieval books of Fleury, neumes (an early form of music notation) are a regular occurrence in the margins. Who wrote these neumes and why?