Articles
Articles
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How inquisitive was medieval inquisition? A network-analytical approach to information flow in the trials for Brandenburg-Pomeranian Waldensians (late 14th c.)
Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, year: 2026, volume: 41, edition: 1, DOI
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Narratives of religious dissidence in medieval inquisition records : computing the representation and sequencing of crimes in Peter Seila’s register of sentences (1241–2)
Historical research, year: 2026, volume: 99, edition: 284, DOI
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Syntactic-semantic capture of historical texts as a platform for source-critical analysis: telling the story of a premodern heresy trial with Computer-Assisted Semantic Text Modelling (CASTEMO)
Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, year: 2026, volume: 2026, edition: 00-fqag016, DOI
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The Impact of Malaria on the Spatial Distribution of Healing Cults in Roman Italy, Sicily, and Sardinia : A GIS Approach
OPEN ARCHAEOLOGY, year: 2026, volume: 12, edition: 1, DOI
Other
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A Social Network Analysis of the Apostolic movement in Italy around 1300
Year: 2026, type: Appeared in Conference without Proceedings
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Cultures of Communication among the Coventry Lollards at the Turn of the 16th Century : A Social Network Analysis Approach
Year: 2026, type: Appeared in Conference without Proceedings
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From Zero to Plotting : R for Anyone (CAA 2026)
Year: 2026, type: Holding a workshop
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Gendered Temporalities: How Women and Men Remembered Temporal Information Differently in a Trial with German Waldensians (Stettin, 1393–94)
Year: 2026, type: Appeared in Conference without Proceedings
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Networks of Heterodox Belief in Fribourg, 1430
Year: 2026, type: Appeared in Conference without Proceedings
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Postdoctoral Outlooks : Reflections
Year: 2026, type: Special-purpose publication
Maps
Christian baptisteries, 3rd–12th centuries
This interactive map visualizes a dataset of Christian baptisteries built between the 3rd and 12th centuries. The dataset represents a digital adaptation and formalization of the most complete catalogue of baptisteries by Sebastian Ristow. Of all 1067 buildings in Ristow’s catalogue, this map takes into account only those whose existence and function as baptisteries is considered certain or very probable by Ristow and which, at the same time, could be localised.
Interactive map
Dataset online
Data source: Ristow, 1998.
Digitized and geocoded by Hana Hořínková.
Map by Adam Mertel.
Premonstratensian monasteries in France
This interactive map visualizes a dataset of Premonstratensian houses in France from the foundation of the order up to the present. The dataset is a digital adaptation and formalization of the most complete catalogue available, edited by Bernard Ardura (Abbayes, prieurés et monastères de l’ordre de Prémontré en France des origines à nos jours: Dictionnaire historique et bibliographique, 1993).
- 181 records (localised either to the precise site or, approximately, to the level of the commune);
- filtering by time, gender of the community (male, female, double monastery), and status (abbey or priory);
- a choice of base maps, including the Cassini map;
- an infobox under each object showing the ID number of the record, place name, the earliest and latest possible dates for both foundation and dissolution, certainty of localisation, dedication, and a link to a Wikipedia entry (if available).
Interactive map
Dataset online
Data source: Ardura, 1993
Digitized and geocoded by Jaroslava Fabíková under the supervision of David Zbíral.
Map by Adam Mertel.