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Hugh Doherty is a Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of East Anglia, affiliated with the School of History and Art History. He holds a BA from King's College London, an MPhil from Cambridge under Rosamond McKitterick, and a DPhil from Oxford, where he studied twelfth-century Cumbria under Rees Davies. His research focuses on British and continental medieval history from Charlemagne to Innocent III, emphasizing early twelfth-century rulers, elites, and material culture. He co-led the AHRC-funded Writs and Charters of William II and Henry I project, working closely with Richard Sharpe.
- Education: BA (King's College London), MPhil (Cambridge), DPhil (Oxford)
Research interests include manuscript studies, early modern antiquarianism, and interdisciplinary approaches combining textual and material evidence. His work on medieval urban history, royal administration, and diplomatics demonstrates expertise in both primary source analysis and historiographical critique.
Award-winning publications explore topics from medieval riots to Romanesque art patronage. He contributes to academic societies like the Surtees Society as Vice-President and mentors doctoral students in medieval evidence-based research.
- Grants: AHRC Writs & Charters Project (2012-2015)
Labs/Teams: Collaborates with archival institutions and participates in Romanesque art research networks. His teaching emphasizes early medieval Europe and twelfth-century Francia, reflecting his commitment to pedagogical innovation.
