Name: Dr. Xavier Dectot - Not that Unicorn: A Cross-Cultural Foray into Single-Horned Animals by St Andrews Institute of Mediaeval Studies in Lectures and Events
Duration: 51 min 6 s
Description: Dr. Xavier Dectot from the National Museum of Scotland joined us at SAIMS on Monday 23rd September to present his research 'Not that Unicorn: A Cross-Cultural Foray into Single-Horned Animals'

Lectures and Events

This year's Bullough Fellow, Professor Sarah Hamilton of the University of Exeter, presented her paper 'Liturgy and Reform in Ottonian Europe' at SAIMS on Monday 24th January 2022.

Professor Sarah Hamilton (Exeter)- 'Liturgy and Reform in Ottonian Europe'

Dr. Xavier Dectot from the National Museum of Scotland joined us at SAIMS on Monday 23rd September to present his research 'Not that Unicorn: A Cross-Cultural Foray into Single-Horned Animals'

Dr. Xavier Dectot - Not that Unicorn: A Cross-Cultural Foray into Single-Horned Animals

This seminar given at SAIMS by Dr. Stephen Harrison (University of Glasgow) discusses the ‘Forgotten Vikings? Women and Landnám in Britain and Ireland. This seminar was given on 3rd January 2020.

Stephen Harrison (Glasgow) - ‘Forgotten Vikings? Women and Landnám in Britain and Ireland

This seminar was given by Dr. Alixe Bovey from the Courtauld Institute. It is entitled ‘Exchanges of letters, rings, vows, and blows: A Pictorial King Horn in the margins of a law book?’ This was given on 10th February 2020 at SAIMS.

Alixe Bovey (Courtauld) - ‘A Pictorial King Horn in the margins of a law book?’

Dr. Stephen Penn from the University of Stirling presented his discussion: ‘What John Wyclif didn’t say about the Sacrament of Marriage’ This seminar was given at SAIMS on 17 February 2020.

Stephen Penn (Stirling) - ‘What John Wyclif didn’t say about the Sacrament of Marriage’

This seminar given by Dr. Rory Naismith of the University of Cambridge discusses ‘Gilds, States and Societies in Early Medieval England and Francia’ 

This seminar was given at SAIMS on 2nd March 2020.

Rory Naismith (Cambridge) - ‘Gilds, States and Societies in Early Medieval England and Francia’

Lectures and seminars from the St Andrews Institute of Mediaeval Studies