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Medieval Murder Maps of York, Oxford and London are a revelation! Enjoyed learning the names of some of the knives used - a baslard, a thwytel and a meskyn medievalmurdermap.co.uk

The 2025 HRWG Annual Meeting will be held back in beautiful Clearwater Beach, FL June 10-13, 2025! This year's theme is "Novel Approaches in Homicide Research for the Next Century". We welcome all workshops, panels, presentations, posters, and keynotes! hrwg1991.org/annual-meeting/

Do you want to stay up to date with scholarship on late medieval economic and social history? Dr Stephanie Brown's review of the literature published in 2023 is now available Economic History Review doi.org/10.1111/ehr.13…

Impact time: Have you used the Maps in your teaching? Are you planning to use it in your teaching? If so, it would really help to let us know. Drop us a DM or email Dr Stephanie Brown #Impact #Teaching #Medieval #History

Don’t forget to register for the 2025 Annual Meeting at the Sheraton Sand Key in Clearwater Beach, FL, June 10-13!! Only a month away!! hrwg1991.org/annual-meeting…

The first article relating to the Medieval Murder Maps has been published today. Check out "Spatial dynamics of homicide in medieval English cities: the Medieval Murder Map project" by Manuel Eisner, Dr Stephanie Brown, Nora Eisner, and Ruth Schmid Eisner link.springer.com/article/10.100…

🔪 A priest is murdered in London in 1337. Now, almost 700 years later and we may know why... Get your teeth into this bloody tale of medieval hitmen, sex and vengeance as revealed by Medieval Murder Maps medimurdermaps.bsky.social Criminology Cambs 👇 cam.ac.uk/stories/mediev…

The murder of John Ford discussed today on World at One (from 36mins) bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

A medieval 'murder map' shines light on a centuries-long cold case. via Popular Science realclearscience.com/2025/06/06/med…

Spatial dynamics of homicide in medieval English cities: the Medieval Murder Map project Springer Nature link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Fascinating. "Poorer neighborhoods were not associated with higher rates of homicide, the study said, “contrary to findings in modern societies.”"👉Just how bloody was medieval England? A ‘murder map’ holds some surprises. washingtonpost.com/history/2025/0…

It's wonderful to see our maps being used as the basis for innovative historical research. It's amazing what can be discovered! (with @medimurdermaps). theguardian.com/education/2025…

Do you want to hear more about this case? Check out our podcast Medieval Murders podfollow.com/medieval-murde…

📣New blog! How can a map of medieval homicides help teach about law, violence and society? Dr Stephanie Brown shows how mapping coroners’ rolls from London, York & Oxford can give new insights into the realities of medieval urban life 📜 socialhistory.org.uk/shs_exchange/e…

Had a great time on BBC Woman's Hour today. Lovely to meet Nuala McGovern and the team

Still getting used to being a BBC Woman's Hour and Arts and Humanities Research Council New Generation Thinker 👇 linkedin.com/posts/universi…

The Maps can also be used in teaching – whether it be in school, college, undergraduate, or postgraduate. If you have used the Medieval Murder Maps, we would love to hear your about your experience. Get in touch by comment, DM, or email in link below medievalmurdermap.co.uk/blog/medieval-…

Spatial dynamics of homicide in medieval English cities: the Medieval Murder Map project - Criminal Law Forum link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Come (virtually) to hear me talk about @medimurdermaps for Curious Histories: Charity History Talks on 10 September. eventbrite.co.uk/e/mapping-murd…

The Special Issue of Criminal Law Forum, "Celebrating the Career of Michael Tonry", co-edited with Julian Roberts (Oxford Criminology), is now officially published. link.springer.com/journal/10609/…