Louise J. Wilkinson

@MedievalFemina

Professor of Medieval Studies, Lincoln; formerly Canterbury. Passionate about Magna Carta, medieval women and the 13th century. All views are my own.

Lincoln, England Joined April 2014

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Louise J. Wilkinson @MedievalFemina Oct 22, 2024

If you enjoy the Medieval Women exhibition @britishlibrary @BLMedieval when it opens, then see this free @histassoc guide on exploring & teaching #medieval history, including my piece on how gender influenced people’s lives history.org.uk/secondary/reso…

www.history.org.uk Exploring and Teaching Medieval History in Schools

Louise J. Wilkinson @MedievalFemina Jan 16

This was so enjoyable to do! Just like the 2012 In Our Time podcast.

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The latest Historic Royal Palaces Podcast 'Empress Matilda - The Anarchy, Queenship & Power': historicroyalpalaces.libsyn.com/empress-matild…. 'Empress Matilda wielded an extraordinary amount of power during the period known as the Anarchy in the 12th century, yet she just missed out on being crowned the first queen regnant in England.' @FarrisCharles @MedievalFemina
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Louise J. Wilkinson @MedievalFemina Sep 7, 2025

After 26 talks by 27 speakers from across the UK and Australia, and a wonderful trip to our Guildhall to view our 13thC Royal Charters, the 21st Thirteenth Century Conference is a wrap. A massive thanks to all who came and safe travels home.

Louise J. Wilkinson @MedievalFemina Sep 6, 2025

We are hosting the 21st TCE conference this weekend. It was so lovely to remember Bjorn, whom many of us last saw in Heidelberg.

Medieval Studies at Lincoln @LincolnMedieval Sep 6, 2025

The First Björn K. U. Weiler Memorial Lecture #13th century conference @unilincoln delivered by Professor Daniel Power @SwanseaUni Sponsored by the #Lincoln Record Society. Conference organised by our @MedievalFemina #medieval

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Louise J. Wilkinson @MedievalFemina Aug 13, 2025

Glorious South Kyme, Lincs, today - a beautiful parish church that formed part of an Augustinian Priory and the 14thC tower of the former manor. #medieval @LincolnMedieval