Kaila
@kaiyankele.bsky.social
PhD Student @ University of Bristol, funded by the MSCA/UKRI Doctoral Network REBPAF
Late medieval and early modern manuscripts and prints 📚
Late medieval and early modern manuscripts and prints 📚
Attention book historians! 📜🪶
Come join us next summer in Dublin for the final conference of our project 👇🏼
Come join us next summer in Dublin for the final conference of our project 👇🏼
‼️Next year, the REBPAF Final Conference will be held in Dublin.‼️
We invite submissions of papers & posters; the deadline is 15 Dec 2025. We look forward to your contributions and to welcoming you to Ireland!📚
#REBPAF #MSCA #REBPAFConference #CfP #BookHistory
[See images for details & how to apply.]
We invite submissions of papers & posters; the deadline is 15 Dec 2025. We look forward to your contributions and to welcoming you to Ireland!📚
#REBPAF #MSCA #REBPAFConference #CfP #BookHistory
[See images for details & how to apply.]
July 26, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Attention book historians! 📜🪶
Come join us next summer in Dublin for the final conference of our project 👇🏼
Come join us next summer in Dublin for the final conference of our project 👇🏼
Come discuss medieval wolves with us tomorrow evening! Looking forward to this year's #IMCLeeds 🐺
📯 Of course, we're also @imc-leeds.bsky.social!
Tomorrow at 7PM, Kaila Yankelevich (Bristol) joins the Medieval Animal Data Network (MAD) Roundtable on 'Wolves'. Drop by and learn new facts to impress your friends! 🐺📜
#REBPAF #MSCA #IMC2025 #BookHistory #ResearchImpactEU #Wolves
Tomorrow at 7PM, Kaila Yankelevich (Bristol) joins the Medieval Animal Data Network (MAD) Roundtable on 'Wolves'. Drop by and learn new facts to impress your friends! 🐺📜
#REBPAF #MSCA #IMC2025 #BookHistory #ResearchImpactEU #Wolves
July 6, 2025 at 8:34 PM
Come discuss medieval wolves with us tomorrow evening! Looking forward to this year's #IMCLeeds 🐺
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🗓 What if you lived in the early modern period without apps or digital calendars but still needed to track important dates, the weather, and celestial events? You’d rely on an almanac! 🕰☁️🪐 Discover Ireland’s first printed copy from 1612 in our latest blog post by Ian Wong (Galway)!
William Farmer’s ‘His prognosticall almanacke’ (1612): A humble almanac and the expression of power
Ian Wong, University of Galway Humans have always needed to keep track of time. Today we have a wide range of tools available to us, from bullet journals to to-do-list apps; in the early modern per…
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May 15, 2025 at 2:31 PM
🗓 What if you lived in the early modern period without apps or digital calendars but still needed to track important dates, the weather, and celestial events? You’d rely on an almanac! 🕰☁️🪐 Discover Ireland’s first printed copy from 1612 in our latest blog post by Ian Wong (Galway)!
Reposted by Kaila
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May 14, 2025 at 1:19 PM
🚀 REBPAF is now on Instagram!
Follow us 👉 @rebpaf.network for:
• 🎥 Exclusive videos
• 📸 Day-in-the-life snaps of the team
• 📄 Quick tips & updates on our latest projects
• 📚 And so much more!
🔗 Dive in and say hi!
Follow us 👉 @rebpaf.network for:
• 🎥 Exclusive videos
• 📸 Day-in-the-life snaps of the team
• 📄 Quick tips & updates on our latest projects
• 📚 And so much more!
🔗 Dive in and say hi!