Morning Medieval Miscellany

Today we start classes at Troy. Here are a few items to keep me from despairing:

• Archaeology in Europe has over a dozen new posts.
• Cinerati discusses Terry Goodkind and objectivist philosophy.
• The Heroic Age has seven new posts. Don't miss this set of links.
• In the Middle has a post on authenticity and Guedelon.
• Medieval Bookworm reviews Hugh and Bess.
• Magistra et Mater talks about problems with historical fiction.
• Medieval Material Culture Blog has two new links pages: medieval children & children's clothing, and embroiderers at work.
• Muhlberger's Early History has images and video from Pennsic. For those who don't know, Pennic is a huge annual SCA event.
• News for Medievalists has a post on Becket medieval art (with video), and one on an early medieval mill in Ireland.
• The Ruminate has a post on Bede and hybridity.
• Studies of Popular Culture and the Middle Ages announces Kevin Harty's new edited collection, Cinema Arthuriana.
• Gearwor gets in on the discussion of Remi Brague and medieval philosophy, and has an image of the 51 headless Vikings.