Morning Medieval Miscellany

Morning is almost over, so in some time zones this will be an Early Afternoon Medieval Miscellany -- though I suppose all the Wordhoarders in Europe, Africa (which has only a few), Asia and Down Under have always had to take the word "morning" with a grain of salt.

• Archaeology in Europe has 17(!) new posts since the last Miscellany.
• News for Medievalists has three als0.
• Chaucer applies Boethius in Iran.
• The Heroic Age has various new CfPs and other announcements.
• Heroic Dreams talks about Hidden Legend mead.
• Magistra et Mater takes to task our modern ideologies about medieval women.
• Moyen Age has a midsummer quote from The Land Book of Troy. I've never read TLBoT, and given that it's 500+ pages online, I never will unless I get a paper copy.
• The Medieval History Term of the Week is banneret.
• A Stitch in Time reports on the Lamboy-Fest in Hanau.
• Studies of Popular Culture and the Middle Ages tells us that Primeval is on TV, and will have a medieval knight.
• Food History discusses food in Narnia.
• Someone over at Yahoo Answers posted this question: "Who divided medieval english literature into canonical and non-canonical classifications?" Anyone want to go over there and give it a shot? I'm not sure how to answer that.

In non-medieval news, one of my students has posted a picture of my bidet. Yes, it's genuine.