This week, I travelled to Cardiff to attend a workshop about medieval documents organised by Voices of Law, an international network studying law, language, and legal practice in Britain, Frisia and Scandinavia from 200-1250AD. This is an area that I haven’t really studied before as I have always been based in archaeology, but I want to knowingly approach different disciplines in my research, and be aware of all the different branches of medieval studies. This workshop was challenging, absorbing, and gave a valuable introduction to the processes and issues involved when using medieval legal texts as an archaeology student.
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