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Deciphering Secrets: The Illuminated Manuscripts of Medieval Europe (Coursera)

Mar 18th 2024
Deciphering Secrets: The Illuminated Manuscripts of Medieval Europe (Coursera)
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Perhaps no other relic of the European Middle Ages captures our imagination more than illuminated medieval manuscripts, or those documents decorated with images and colored pigments. Serving as windows unto a lost world of kings, ladies, faith, war, and culture, they communicate complex visual and textual narratives of Europe’s [...]

Enlightening the Dark Ages: Early Medieval Archaeology in Italy (FutureLearn)

Nov 1st 2021
Enlightening the Dark Ages: Early Medieval Archaeology in Italy (FutureLearn)
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Learn what innovative methods and tools applied to the material culture of the past can tell us about the Early Middle Ages. Discovering the cultural heritage of Medieval Europe through archaeology On this archaeology course, you will explore what we can learn about the past through material culture. It focuses [...]
Nov 1st 2021
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54.00 EUR

Western Civilization: Ancient and Medieval Europe (edX)

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Western Civilization: Ancient and Medieval Europe (edX)
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Learn about the origins and development of Western societies and institutions from the ancient world through the Middle Ages in this credit-eligible course. This course will provide a general outline of European history from Ancient times through 1500 AD, covering a variety of European historical periods and cultures, including [...]

The Book: Monasteries, Schools, and Notaries, Part 1: Reading the Late Medieval Marseille Archive (edX)

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The Book: Monasteries, Schools, and Notaries, Part 1: Reading the Late Medieval Marseille Archive (edX)
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Understand handwriting’s role in the later Middle Ages as Europe was in the midst of the "paper revolution” and the quantity of documents was exploding.