Congratulations to Levi Roach who has been awarded the Royal Historical Society’s Alexander Prize ‘for a published scholarly journal article or an essay in a collective volume based upon original historical research’. The judges described his article, ‘Public Rites and Public Wrongs: Ritual Aspects of Diplomas in Tenth- and Eleventh-Century England’, in Early Medieval Europe, 19 (2011), 182-203, as a ‘A meticulous and thought-provoking piece of comparative history’.
