Francesca Conselvan

Identity, material objects and cultural transfer

The PhD I am working on is part of a larger interdisciplinary project resulting from a collaboration between historians and geneticists. The aim of the research is using ancient DNA analysis in order to understand historical questions, particularly the formation and construction of Early Medieval social identity. The area of interest lies in Longobard migration from Pannonia to Northern Italy during the 6th and 7th centuries.

→ Christian communities and their media,M. Pollheimer

→ Semantics and narratives of ethnicity, C. Grifoni

→ Regional and ethnic identities in Roman and post-imperial Europe,
K. Winckler

→ Regional and ethnic identities in Roman and post-imperial Europe,
R. Steinacher

→ Identity, material objects and cultural transfer,
F. Conselvan

→ Columbanus and the Politics of Exile, A. O'Hara

→ Die Fredegar-Chronik,
A. Fischer

→ The Bible as a Repository of Identities in Early Medieval Historiography,
P. Dörler

→ Imperial Carolingian identity in ninth-century Italy, C. Gantner

→ Bible Manuscripts as Modes of Perception, M. Tischler

→ State, Taxation and Power in in Late Roman West A.D. 300-700, P. Tedesco

→ Problem of the Ethnic Identity in Bohemia during the rule of Premyslid, D. Kalhous

→ Hunting and elite cohesion, H. Barak

→ Chroniclers, Crusaders, and the Last Pagans of Europe, S. Donecker

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Francesca Conselvan

Identity, material objects and cultural transfer

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