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Dr W Purkis Applications accepted all year round Competition Funded PhD Project (Students Worldwide)

About the Project

A PhD project with Dr William Purkis will focus on any aspect of the religious cultures of the central Middle Ages (particularly the history of crusading, pilgrimage and monasticism) and/or the social and cultural history of Iberia or the Latin East.

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Medieval religious cultures (crusading, pilgrimage, monasticism), c.1000–c.1300

University of Birmingham School of History and Cultures