In May, Medievalists.net highlighted ten new open-access articles examining various aspects of medieval history, including female spies and maritime voyages. Among the featured works is a study of the manuscript MS Paris, BnF, Éthiopien 32, detailing its journey from Egypt to France, underlining its historical significance to Ethiopian communities. Another notable article analyzes the water distribution systems in the Abbasid city of Samarra, discussing its critical importance to the city’s functioning and growth. This ongoing series showcases the latest reflections on medieval studies accessible to everyone.
The study of archival documents in MS Paris, BnF, Éthiopien 32 reveals its journey from Egypt to France, highlighting its importance to Ethiopian history and culture.
At Samarra, the analysis of the water supply not only illustrates the complexity of its transportation and distribution but also emphasizes the critical role of water in urban life.
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