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CEU Medieval Radio is a non-profit webcast run by the members of Central European University’s Department of Historical Studies to popularize medieval and early modern music, history, and culture.

Dear Listeners,we want to wish you all a Merry Christmas! While celebrating with your family, you can listen to our ar...
25/12/2024

Dear Listeners,
we want to wish you all a Merry Christmas! While celebrating with your family, you can listen to our archival Christmas special: https://youtu.be/MJFHte9D8nQ?si=PpBi3X5IgWSeXDRe
We will return in New Year with new interviews.

Image: Nativity scene from the Tilliot Hours, France (Tours), ca. 1500: Yates Thompson MS 5, f. 41v

In preparations for the upcoming holiday season, we present to you, Dear Listeners, a new episode of Past Perfect! This ...
21/12/2024

In preparations for the upcoming holiday season, we present to you, Dear Listeners, a new episode of Past Perfect!

This time we interview Johannes Preiser-Kapeller, a researcher at the University of Vienna and Austrian Academy of Sciences, who talks to us about the place of Byzantium in the Medieval World. What were the links between the medieval Eastern Roman Empire and other polities of the Eastern Mediterranean and beyond? How mobile were its inhabitants? What was the impact of the environment on the Empire? Listen to it here: https://youtu.be/yqrURlbMa_g

Image: Tabula Peutingeriana, Austrian National Library

New episode of Past Perfect is out! We sit down to talk with Basema Hamarneh, Professor of Late Antique and Early Christ...
20/11/2024

New episode of Past Perfect is out! We sit down to talk with Basema Hamarneh, Professor of Late Antique and Early Christian Archaeology at the University of Vienna to discuss the visual cultures of the Late Antique and Early Medieval Eastern Meditterean. Land of pagan, early Christian, and Islamic traditions, it saw both interesting shifts and fascinating continuities in its visual cultures: https://youtu.be/DKtwTh8WwzU

Image: Fresco of a bathing woman, Quasyr Amra, Umayyad Caliphate 730 - 740 AD

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