There are more than 30 full-time staff actively involved in postgraduate teaching and supervision at the CMS, and also many emeritus staff, research staff and associates. The current Joint Directors of the Centre for Medieval Studies are Professor Tim Ayers and Professor Elizabeth Tyler.
Michelle Alexander (Archaeology)
Bioarchaeology and in particular the application of biomoelcular techniques to aid in understanding the diet and resource base of communities
Steve Ashby (Archaeology)
The Viking Age (life, identities, movement, towns, craft, trade; Scandinavia, Scotland, England). Medieval artefacts, craft production, use of animal products in craft and industry; use of metal-detected data.
Tim Ayers (History of Art)
English medieval art and stained glass
Meg Boulton (History of Art)
Culpture, space, theories of viewing and reader reception/s
Francesca Brooks (English)
Medieval and modernist literary and visual culture, exploring the ways in which the early medieval past and its cultural productions have been reimagined and recreated in post-medieval poetry and the arts.
Sarah Brown (History of Art)
Stained Glass; ecclesiastical architecture
Michele Campopiano (English)
Medieval Latin texts, medieval historiography and geography, cultures and literatures of medieval Italy, Franciscan cultural traditions and relationships between Europe and the Middle East in the Middle Ages
Kenneth Clarke (English)
Medieval Italian literature; the commentary tradition; glosses and marginalia; Dante; Boccaccio
Dilnoza Duturaeva (History)
Asian interconnections and global trade in the pre-modern period
Mary Garrison (History)
Early medieval literary and cultural history
Kate Giles (Archaeology)
Medieval and post-medieval buildings
Jeremy Goldberg (History)Later medieval English social and cultural history; women's and gender history
Becca Grose (History)
The post-Roman West, with a particular emphasis on family, gender, and social relationships in the early Middle Ages.
Dawn Hadley (Archaeology)
Vikings; Anglo-Saxon and medieval England; funerary practices; migration; childhood; masculinity
Katharine Harrison (History of Art)
The medieval creation and adaptation of textual and visual narratives across diverse media, including stained glass, sculpture, manuscripts and wall paintings
Jane Hawkes (History of Art)
Late antique and early medieval art and icongraphy
Owen Hulatt (Philosophy)
Frankfurt School Critical Theory; Adorno; Post-Kantian Idealism; Anti-Humanism; Spinoza; Analytic Aesthetics; Althusser; Aleatory Materialism.
Shazia Jagot (English)
Late medieval English literature, the history of science, art and religion; emphasising an engagement with Arabic, Latin and vernacular literature.
Holly James-Maddocks (English)
Late medieval manuscripts and early printed books; Book History; Chaucer; Fifteenth-century and early Tudor literature
Tom Johnson (History)
Social and cultural history of England from 1300-1550
Ahmed Khaleel (Language and Linguistic Science)
Arabic language and literature
Alicia Maddalena (English)
Old Norse poetry, and looks specifically at how we might approach the corpus using a methodology guided by a semantic field
Aleks McClain (Archaeology) Archaeology of churches, commemoration, and the Anglo-Norman period
Richard McClary (History of Art)
Medieval Islamic Architecture; Islamic Ceramics; Collecting and Displaying Islamic Art; Seljuq Iran and Anatolia; Qarakhanid Central Asia
Nicola McDonald (English)
Romance and medieval French literature; Chaucer and Gower; gender studies
Marcus Milwright (History of Art)
Islamic art and archaeology; craft practices in the Middle East; Orientalist depictions of the Islamic world; Ottoman architecture and infrastructure in Greece.
Harry Munt (History)
History of the early Islamic Arabian Peninsula, Islamic holy cities and pilgrimage, and Arabic history-writing in the medieval period
Jeanne Nuechterlein (History of Art)
Late medieval and Reformation art of northern Europe; scientific and diagrammatic imagery
Danielle Park (History)
Lecturer in High Middle Ages
Julian Richards (Archaeology)
Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon and Viking Age England
Jessica Richardson (History of Art)
Italian art c.1300–1550; Materiality and the agency of matter; Temporality; Magic, the supernatural and the miraculous image (image/relic); Image, ritual space and the performance of script; The reception, reworking and display of ‘medieval’ art.
Eleanor Rye (Linguistics)
Place-names, language, and early medieval landscapes
Lucy Sackville (History)
Medieval heresy and its repression, concentrating on the histories of Italy and southern France
Shelagh Sneddon (History)
Old French language; palaeography
Craig Taylor (History)
Late medieval French political culture; 100 Years War; Joan of Arc; chivalry
Matthew Townend (English)
Viking language and literature
Alex Traves (History)
Social and political history of early medieval northern Europe
Elizabeth Tyler (English)
The literary culture of England from the 9th to the 12th century in English, Latin and French, early and high medieval literature more broadly (i.e. outside of England), some early medieval historical topics
Pragya Vohra (History)
Social and cultural history of the Viking age British Isles and Scandinavia, with a special interest in migration, settlement and the formation of diaspora
Hanna Vorholt (History of Art)
Illuminated manuscripts, and the representation of Jerusalem in the medieval West
Sethina Watson (History)
History of the church and canon law 1100-1300; local records (cartularies, charters, registers)
Christine Williamson
Tutor in classical and medieval Latin
Tim Wingard (History)
Gender and sexuality in late medieval Europe
Stephanie Wynne-Jones (Archaeology)
Archaeology of objects and trade; medieval Africa and the Indian Ocean world; urban archaeology; household archaeology
Laura Yeoman
Access and Digital Engagement Archivist at the Borthwick Archives, with special responsibility for medieval collections, as well as teaching medieval administrative palaeography
George Younge (English)
Old English texts; Middle English and French textual cultures in the 12th and 13th centuries
Administrator: Gillian Galloway
(gillian.galloway@york.ac.uk)
Administrative Assistant: Brittany Scowcroft
(brittany.scowcroft@york.ac.uk)
The CMS Office is open from 09.30-3:30 pm Monday to Friday.
Tel: 01904 (32)1784
E: cms-office@york.ac.uk