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medievalist & leisure witch / PhD-ing @Cambridge_Uni / reproductive healthcare / childbirth&maternity / medicine&ritual / textual materiality / she.her.sí.í.

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Honouring the brave women who do noble work risking life and limb as initials
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I'm so grateful to receive an honourable mention for the HJ's ECR prize!
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📣In this HJ Highlight, listen to @roisin_donohoe (@CamHistory) talk about her article 'Locating Childbirth Devotion in the English Parish Church, 1450–1580', awarded an Honourable Mention in the HJ EC Prize👇 📢Read open access here:
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RT @HistoricalJnl: 📢We are delighted to announce that Jack Bowman (@DrJackBowman) (@WarwickHistory) and Róisín Donohoe (@roisin_donohoe) (@…
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RT @nassaujuan: The Medieval Women exhibit at the ⁦@britishlibrary⁩ ⁦@BLMedieval⁩ was one of the best curated and presented exhibitions tha…
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RT @michpfeffer: My new History Today essay - on how the history of astrology and divination can reveal the hopes and anxieties of people i…
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RT @Jim73131158: Fabulous carvings on this tomb located within Jerpoint Abbey, County Kilkenny #tombtuesday #medievaltwitter #ireland #his
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RT @NewCollegeLib: When the scribe hasn’t left much space for an ‘S’, but you’re determined to cram one in anyway . . . It might be a bit…
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RT @MarshsLibrary: No rest for the wicked! Demons hard at work affecting the weather & sabotaging those at sea. From Olaus Magnus' 'History…
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RT @archaeologyart: Carved ivory netsuke depicting a mouse traveler, attributed to the 19th century, Japan. Signed by Gyokuseki. https://t.…
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RT @BLMedieval: A 15th-century collection of medical treatises, with accompanying drawings of women performing different treatments, includ…
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RT @BLMedieval: Women held a number of different medical roles in the medieval period, serving as healers and caregivers, wet nurses, hospi…
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RT @HistoricalJnl: 📣NEW ISSUE OUT NOW!📘 Featuring articles from #twitterstorians including @roisin_donohoe, @Emmanuel__DM and many others!…
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RT @HistoricalJnl: 📘From our latest issue! Róisín Donohoe (@roisin_donohoe) (@CamHistory) on 'Locating Childbirth Devotion in the English…
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RT @_claire_turner_: My article on intersensory experiences of the plague in seventeenth-century London is now open access!
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RT @BLMedieval: The gorgeous seal of Coldingham Priory in Scotland, showing a portrait of the Virgin Mary and infant Christ, dated 1536 (Eg…
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RT @_claire_turner_: Next Wednesdays (1pm BST) I'm giving a talk (online!) about care work and vocational intimacy during plague epidemics.…
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RT @BLMedieval: We ❤️ Jane Lumley. The first known English translator of Euripides The first named English female dramatist Owner with her…
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@lauravarnam @HistoricalJnl Thanks so much Laura!
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