Eliot Benbow
@ebenbow.bsky.social
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Research Associate at the Institute of Historical Research working on the Late Medieval London Customs Accounts. Formerly at MoLA. Researching Medieval and Early Modern material culture, trade, devotion etc.
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onslies.bsky.social
PROGRAMME! Excited to be welcoming Alexander Marr, Dirk van Miert, and @ebenbow.bsky.social this term -- and David Hopkin, Jeroen Puttevils, Feike Dietz, Sam Geens, Valika Smeulders, and Gloria Moorman in Spring.

All welcome @ihr.bsky.social or zoom! www.history.ac.uk/news-events/... #SkyStorians
programme of hte Low Countries Seminar, Institute of Historical research, Fridays 17:30
17 October: Alexander Marr: Three Renaissance ‘Grotesques’: Holbein, Dürer, Massys
31 October: Dirk van Miert: The Synod of Dordrecht: binding the Anglo-Dutch orthodox Republic of Letters 
17 November: Eliot Benbow: Low Countries Merchants in and around London c. 1350-1550: Specialising in the Trade of Everyday Goods
programme of hte Low Countries Seminar, Institute of Historical research, Fridays 17:30
17 October: Alexander Marr: Three Renaissance ‘Grotesques’: Holbein, Dürer, Massys
31 October: Dirk van Miert: The Synod of Dordrecht: binding the Anglo-Dutch orthodox Republic of Letters 
28 November: Eliot Benbow: Low Countries Merchants in and around London c. 1350-1550: Specialising in the Trade of Everyday Goods
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londonmedievalsoc.bsky.social
There's still plenty of times to get tickets for our 80th anniversary event on 'Memory and Commemoration' on Saturday 18th June:
www.eventbrite.com/e/memory-and...
ebenbow.bsky.social
Very much looking forward to what is shaping up to be a fantastic celebration of LMS on its 80th anniversary!
londonmedievalsoc.bsky.social
We are very excited to announce the programme for our 80th anniversary event on 'Memory and Commemoration' which will be held in person at The Warburg Institute in London on Saturday 28th June! 🎂🎈🎉

You can purchase your tickets here:

eventbrite.com/e/memory-and...
ebenbow.bsky.social
Very excited to be advertising this event @qmul.ac.uk on Thursday 29th May (9:00-18:30) 🙂

Join us for a day of new research on the later Middle Ages, and to celebrate the contributions that Virginia Davis has made to that field and to QM more broadly.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/new-resear....
New Research on Late Medieval England at Queen Mary
Join us to discover new research on the later Middle Ages, and celebrate the contribution that Virginia Davis has made to the field and QM.
www.eventbrite.co.uk
ebenbow.bsky.social
Will keep an eye out for him 🙂
ebenbow.bsky.social
This is fascinating David! Would the "Mr Hobson" referenced in the below document be William Hobson by any chance? 🙂https://www.british-history.ac.uk/inquis-post-mortem/abstract/no3/pp44-58#h3-s3
ebenbow.bsky.social
It was a real joy to work with John on this chapter and a delight to finally see it in print. Very much looking forward to reading the rest of the chapters! 🙂
armentarius.bsky.social
This lovely book plopped through my door, with a chapter by me and the brilliant @ebenbow.bsky.social on so-called 'pilgrim souvenirs', medieval staff toppers, mould-making, trade in trinkets, and why we should embrace ambiguity in studying these objects.
The front cover of the book Images of Thomas Becket in the Middle Ages and Beyond, edited by Alyce Jordan and Kay Slocum The first page of the chapter 'Becket on a Peacock: The Manufacture of Devotional Toys and their Use in Civic Devotions' by John Jenkins and Eliot Benbow, from the Images of Thomas Becket book A page from the 'Becket on a Peacock' chapter showing a hollow-cast figurine of a peacock with St Thomas Becket on its back, made of lead between 1250 and 1350, found on Upper Thames Street, London and currently in the British Museum collections
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londonmedievalsoc.bsky.social
Hi there Blue Sky! Let us start with a bang, shall we?
Join us next Saturday for our smashing February Colloquium on Religious Minorities in the Middle Ages.
Free registration here: qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

#MedievalBlueSky
ebenbow.bsky.social
Delighted to begin posting on this account by advertising the upcoming London Medieval Society colloquium on Religious Minorities in the Middle Ages. 🙂

The colloquium will be on the 22nd February from 10:00-15:00 and you can register for free via the Zoom link: qmul-ac-uk.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
A poster advertising a London Medieval Society colloquium on the subject of religious minorities in the Middle Ages. The poster features a banner image depicting a scene from a medieval manuscript depicting a group of women in discussion. 

The poster details are as follows: 

LMS Religious Minorities Saturday 22nd February 10:00-15:00 (UK time) via Zoom

10:10 Virtual Meeting Room Opens
10.20 Welcome and Introduction
10.30 Helen Flatley (Oxford), 'Female Networks in Medieval Toledo: The Formation of a 'Mozarabic Community, 1085-c.1315'
11:15 Break
11:30 Ana Roda Sánchez (Queen Mary London), 'Radicalisation of Jews and Jewish Conversos in 15th-century Toledo (1449-1465)'
12:15 Lunch
13:15 Kerstin Mayerhofer (Vienna), 'Faith Under Fire: Jewish Responses to Christian Dominance'
14:00 Break
14:15 Sarah Ifft Decker (Rhodes College), 'Lost in Translation: Jews and Christian Notaries in the Late Medieval Mediterranean'
15: End of Event

Tickets: Free (Register on Zoom)
www.londonmedievalsociety.com @LondonMedSoc
Image credit: Sarajevo, National Museum, Sarajevo Haggadah (14th c. Catalonia)