Events - Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies In 'BOMGS events' EventsPrevious events Back to 'Byzantine, Ottoman and Modern Greek Studies ' Rethinking the Black Death: Can the Ottoman Plague Experience Offer Us Novel Insights? Date20/10/2021Location: ZoomDescriptionHistorian Nükhet Varlık (Rutgers) will join us to discuss how the Ottoman experience of plague (600 years of uninterrupted outbreaks) invites new possibilities for rethinking the Black Death pandemic. Looking for the Poor in Byzantium Date20/10/2021Location: Online via ZoomDescriptionIsraeli Forum of Early Medieval Studies Lecture: Leslie Brubaker (Birmingham) Editorial Power: Galen and his Manipulated Canon Date27/10/2021Location: Online via ZoomDescriptionThis seminar by Claire Bubb (NYU) is part of the Biblical Studies Seminar of the Department of Theology and Religion, University of Birmingham, and is co-organised with the University of Oxford Roundtable discussion on Landscape, Nature and Environment Date10/11/2021Location: ZoomDescriptionRoundtable to discuss how human interactions have impacted nature and the environment across time. Sinuhe, Sex and Snow: What Egyptology does with Poems Date17/11/2021Location: Online via ZoomDescriptionRichard Parkinson (Oxford) gives the CAHA seminar Keleusate: Ceremony and Architecture in the Great Palace of Constantinople Date24/11/2021Location: Online via ZoomDescriptionAlfredo Calahorra Bartolomé (Madrid) gives the CBOMGS research seminar Leisure, Luxury, Austerity, and Citizenship in Archaic and Classical Sparta Date01/12/2021Location: Online via ZoomDescriptionPaul Christesen (Dartmouth) gives the CAHA seminar Romans, Egyptians, and the Second Arab Siege of Constantinople (717/8) Date08/12/2021Location: Online via ZoomDescriptionPhilip Booth (Oxford) gives the CBOMGS research seminar Displaying 1 to 8 of 10 Previous 1 2 Next