#PMAC22 FAQs ‘From Ancestors to Phantoms and Fairies: Re-examining Ritual Landscapes’

I’ve scheduled this post to follow my Twitter paper for the Post-Medieval Archaeology Congress (#PMAC22): ‘From Ancestors to Phantoms and Fairies: Re-examining … More

#PMAC ‘From Ancestors to Phantoms & Fairies: Re-examining Ritual Landscapes’

This morning, I presented my @SPMA #PMAC22 Twitter paper – though this didn’t quite go to plan (having intended to … More

Woodcut of hobgoblin (house fairy) ‘Robin Goodfellow’. From the jest-book 'Robin Good-Fellow, his mad prankes and merry jests', Anonymous, 1639 (2nd Edn.). Simple black ink printed illustration of a standing male figure, naked - except for clusters of leaves around his middle and on the top of his head. He has shoulder-length hair, and a full, long, beard that covers his face; and his body is covered with long hair. His left hand rests on his hip; his right raised to hold a tree branch (as tall as the man), from which two smaller branches sprout, each bearing three single leaves. The image is from the British Library, and is edited by the author.

Phantoms, Fairies & Ritual Landscapes: #PMAC22 Twitter Paper

I’ll be delivering a paper as part of this year’s online Post-Medieval Archaeology Congress (#PMAC22), held by the Society for … More

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