Cheiron

Hello and welcome to Cheiron journal! We are a new #horse & #history journal edited by Anastasija Ropa @anstasijaropa and Miriam Bibby and co-published by Trivent Publishing @thetrivent and the Latvian Academy of Sport Education @LSPA_lv. More information in the link in our bio!

🐎 Horses in Our Heritage, Past & Future conference recap! Sept 9-14 saw 28 papers, global experts & workshops at Latvia’s Jaunpils Castle. Highlights: John Clark’s medieval horse keynote & launch of Invisible Ancestor. Videos @Cheironjournal YT! More: tinyurl.com/48dahtpx

For #MosaicMonday we're sharing with you this lovely mosaic depicting some of our recent life choices.

The Inaugural CHEIRON Conference is underway at Jaunpils Castle, Latvia! 🏰🐴 To celebrate, we're offering a special 30% discount on all our equestrian history titles! Order by Sept. 30 and use the code: EquHist2024 Explore our titles here: tinyurl.com/4ursks9p @CheironJournal

📢 Exciting News! The program for the Inaugural Cheiron Conference 2024: International Conference on Horses in Our Heritage, Past and Future is now live: trivent-publishing.eu/100-cheiron-co… Join us on 9th – 14th September both online and in person, in Latvia!

The International Medieval Congress is on!! And we are warmly waiting for you at the book fair! We have some awesome discounted books for you! #IMC2024

Some equine history and equestrian studies titles from our #ISDpublisherofthemonth , Trivent Publishing. #equine #equestrian @thetrivent

Horse training and management in the Middle Ages youtu.be/fJ3iG4w0TxQ?si… через @YouTube

🐎 Explore the legacy of the Galloway Nag in "INVISIBLE ANCESTOR" by Miriam A. Bibby, and read about its influence on modern horse breeds and its role in Anglo-Scottish relations. 👉 Order the book now: trivent-publishing.eu/home/181-335-g… @BibbyMiriam

Join @Equine_History and @CheironJournal for their first collaborative event about horse training and management in ancient Egypt and beyond, with @EquineHistorian, @BibbyMiriam and Alberto Pollastrini. More info & Zoom-link: equinehistory.wpcomstaging.com/2024/03/06/ehc….

📣 The freshest research in equine history has galloped onto the pages of the latest issue of "Cheiron: The International Journal of Equine and Equestrian History," and it's all yours in #OpenAccess! 🌍 All here: trivent-publishing.eu/home/176-cheir… @CheironJournal

🌟 Save the Date: Cheiron's Inaugural Conference! 🐴 The editors of @CheironJournal are pleased to announce the journal's inaugural conference: HORSES IN OUR HERITAGE, PAST AND FUTURE (9–14 September 2024). See all the details here: trivent-publishing.eu/100-cheiron-co…

Call for papers for the inaugural Cheiron conference: HORSES IN OUR HERITAGE, PAST AND FUTURE. 9th – 14th September 2024. This will be a hybrid event, open to scholars of equine history at all career stages, and also to researchers in related fields.

Happy New Year! Cheiron YouTube Channel! youtu.be/_5PP-SF2gAA The official Cheiron YouTube channel is now live! Follow the link and stay tuned for more!

The cover to Saints and Sinners on Horseback from @thetrivent was just revealed and it's GORGEOUS! I'm excited that my essay is included: "3000 Miles to Rouen: Joan of Arc on Horseback"

HOT OFF THE PRESS! Volume 1 of SAINTS AND SINNERS ON HORSEBACK, edited by @BibbyMiriam with a Foreword by @DrFrancisYoung. Pre-order your copy here: trivent-publishing.eu/home/156-240-s… #medievaltwitter

Open for pre-orders! trivent-publishing.eu/home/156-239-s…

Call for Contributors! Currently, the project team consists of Anastasija Ropa (Latvia), Emma Herbert-Davies (UK), Camille Vo Van Qui (UK) and Xavier Baecke (Belgium). We need more contributors for this ambitious project! trivent-publishing.eu/blog/post/8-tr… @anstasijaropa @Horsesinhistory

Call for book chapters! Read all the information here: trivent-publishing.eu/blog/post/7-ho… @anstasijaropa @Horsesinhistory #medievaltwitter

Profs. Creighton and Outram have been in Austrian collections, including the Imperial Armoury (Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna) and Civic Armoury (Vienna Museum), but here are getting upclose and personal with a truly fine set of horse armour at the Styrian Armoury in Graz.