Settlement and Crusade in the Thirteenth Century

Gil Fishhof teaches medieval and crusader art history at the University of Haifa. He specialises in French Romanesque art and crusader art. Judith Bronstein teaches medieval history at the University of Haifa. Her research focuses on the military orders, the Latin East, and modern perceptions of the Crusades. Vardit Shotten-Hallel is an archaeologist at the Archaeological Research Department, Israel Antiquities Authority. Her research focuses on various aspects of architecture in the Middle Ages. She is founder and director of ‘Atlit Castle Project.

Part 1: The Latin Kingdom in the 13th Century 1. On Some Characteristics of the Second Kingdom of Jerusalem, 1191-1291 2. The statutes of the Italian brotherhood of the Holy Spirit in Acre: ‘Italian’ interactions between East and West during the fifth crusade 3. "Make Camp, Lord Brothers, on behalf of God": First Archaeological Evidence for Encampments in the Latin East, Excavated in the Spring of Saforie 4. Ex Mari Lux or the Development of the Naval Siege Warfare in the Crusading Levant Part 2: ‘Atlit Castle 5. The Templars and ‘Atlit 6. ‘Atlit Castle Surveys: Charters vs. the Archaeological Evidence 7. Medieval ‘Atlit in the Historiography of Incarceration 8. The Medieval Cemetery of ‘Atlit: Historiography and New Archaeological Data (2014-2019) Part 3: Cyprus under the Lusignans 9. Towards a history of thirteenth-century gothic in the Latin East 10. Limassol from 1191 to 1300: Its Importance in the Context of Crusades, Trade and Settlement 11. Arab Christian refugees in Lusignan Cyprus during the thirteenth century: Pictorial impact and evidence 12. The Predicaments of Aimery de Lusignan: Baronial Factionalism and the Consolidation of Power in the Kingdoms of Jerusalem and Cyprus, 1197-1205 Part 4: Literary and Textual Traditions 13. The Charters of the Fifth Crusade Revisited 14. "Por Ce Qu'i Mielz L’Eentendent Qui Ne Sunt Letree": Translating the Story of the First Crusade Part 5: The Latin East and the West in the 13th Century 15. Biebelried near Würzburg: A Thirteenth-Century Hospitaller Castle in Franconia and its Contexts 16. Echoes of the Latin East among the Hospitallers of the West: The Priory of St Gilles, c.1260–c.1300 17. Thinking about the Holy Land and Crusading in the Crown of Aragon and Navarre (Thirteenth Century) 18. The Babenberg Dukes of Austria – Crusaders 'par excellence' 19. Eberhard of Sayn: The Teutonic Grand Commander and his Contribution to the Military Order's Position in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem