Among the Ruins
Jon Dell IsolaA medieval historian pulling back the curtain on how history is created. Posts mostly about history, current events, and whatever sparks my curiosity
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A Lead Seal and a Dead Man's Bones
My last post was about the 1,137th anniversary of Arnulf becoming king. This post is about the 1,225th anniversary of his death. It may sound surprising that the date of Arnulf’s death, and where he was buried, has multiple possibilities. T...
By Divine Grace We Were Placed in Front of Others
A bit of a shorter post this time, because of the holidays and trying to actually finish my dissertation. I did want to write something because November 27th is the 1,137th anniversary of Arnulf’s first charter as king. This charter came on...
How often did the king go to Mass?
While at dinner with a friend of mine the other night he asked me a seemingly simple question that I had never thought about before: how frequently did the king go to Mass? I am not, primarily, a religious historian so this had never really...
Historians at Work
Have you ever wondered how history is made? By this I mean how historians go from the raw materials (the sources) and produce what you see in a textbook or wikipedia page. It is a pretty common perception that there is a unbiased true histo...
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Almost finished PhD in Medieval History, fascinated with questions of politics, power, and writing. Reckoning with the past is difficult but is the most interesting story ever told.
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