Strange Geographies is Live!

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The AHRC-funded project Strange Geographies: Spatial Imaginaries of Medieval Britain is now live! Rather like Stonehenge under the supervision of Merlin in this post’s featured image, however, this site is still under construction and the three-year project is in the set-up phase. We have just appointed our Post Doctoral Research Fellow (more when they start..) and are in the planning phase of our manuscript-based research. We’re also busy setting up our collaboration agreements with our key non-academic partners.

We will post regular project updates here, and details of events, calls for papers and so on in our Events Feed.

Image: The building of Stonehenge. London, British Library, MS Egerton 3028, fol. 30r

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