A look through the ESEH 2013 program yielded a heafty list of papers dealing with medieval environmental history:<\/p>\n

Climate and weather informations in Russian chronicles before AD 1500,\u00c2\u00a0U. Bieber (Austria), Session 1G<\/p>\n

Between Latin and Lake Sediments: Environmental history of the Middle Ages, E. Zbinden (Switzerland), Session 1K<\/p>\n

Why summer 1540 was likely warmer and dryer than 2003, O. Wetter (Switzerland), Session 2G<\/p>\n

Human and ecological consequences of the 1540 Mega-drought \u00e2\u20ac\u201c lessons for the future, C. Pfister (Switzerland), Session 2G<\/p>\n

Salmon \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcfishings\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 in later Medieval Scotland: Competition and conservation for a riverine resource, R. Hoffmann (Canada), Session 2I<\/p>\n

Ice blocking and shipping in the low countries, 14th-18th centuries, A. Kraker (Netherlands), Session 3I<\/p>\n

Conceptions of order in regulations of fish in the 16th century \u00e2\u20ac\u201c river vs. lake, C. Sonnlechner (Austria), Session 6H<\/p>\n

Regulating fishermen and aquatic life. Lake constance fisheries from c. 1350 to 1800, M. Zeheter (Germany), Session 6H<\/p>\n

Agrolandscapes of terraced fields of the Northern Caucasus and their analogues in the Middle Don forest-steppe zone in the 1st Millennium AD, D. Korobov, (Russian Federation), Session 7D<\/p>\n

Historical paradoxes of Medieval Northern agriculture at the Russian North, O. Trapeznikova (Russian Federation), Session 7D<\/p>\n

Ancient Novgorod taxation unit \u00e2\u20ac\u0153obzha\u00e2\u20ac\u009d as an assessment of \u00e2\u20ac\u0153quality\u00e2\u20ac\u009d of medieval agrarian landscape, A. Frolov (Russian Federation), Session 7D<\/p>\n

Connecting and separating the worlds: Rivers in old Scandinavian narratives of travels to the otherworld, G. Glazyrina (Russian Federation), Session 7I<\/p>\n

Water means food means energy… circulation, land use and settlement transformation in Byzantine and medieval island systems in the Aegean Sea, M. Veikou (Aglantzia), Session 8F<\/p>\n

Of wolves and sheep: Identifying the predator and the fleeced in the Coastal Highlands of Late Medieval Southern Anatolia, W. Ostasz (United Kingdom), Session 8F<\/p>\n

Food production and consumption patterns in the transitional zones between different ethnic groups in the Byzantine world, A. Izdebski (Poland), Session 8F<\/p>\n

Stories in circulation: Riverine miracles in the Early Middle Ages, E. Arnold (United States), Session 8L<\/p>\n

Great to see the expansion of interest in the field!<\/p>\n

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