The Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library: Ten Years of Translations
From dragons to monks, a medieval book for every reader
New Byzantine Seals
Recent acquisitions complement seals in the collection and highlight the stories of individual Byzantines
Reimagining the Desert
Danika Cooper confronts the consequences of perceiving arid lands as barren
Writing Byzantine History After Mantzikert
Eric McGeer offers public lecture discussing the Continuation of the Chronicle of John Skylitzes, honoring John Nesbitt
Probing New Histories in Plainwares
Beth Grávalos uncovers new Recuay histories by analyzing plainware ceramics
Judicial Power in Medieval Byzantium
Romain Goudjil studies the relationship between ecclesiastical and imperial power in medieval Byzantium
Healthy Living During the Counter-Reformation
Katherine M. Bentz considers the history of Italian villas beyond architecture
Transmitting Change in Maya Hieroglyphs
Mallory Matsumoto studies classic Maya sociocultural history through paleographic changes
Retelling the Fall of Tenochtitlan
Felipe Ledesma-Núñez discusses the fall of the Aztec Empire, based on Nahua accounts of the epidemics brought by Spanish invaders
Four Rare Book Acquisitions Build on Early Colonial Holdings
New acquisitions contribute to linguistic, religious, and legal studies of early colonial Mexico