Some speakers at our online events have kindly permitted us to record their presentations to share with our members. These videos are on YouTube, but marked Private, and only visible to those members who have requested and been granted access. The link to the form to request access is in most member emails. When you complete the form, be sure to provide an email address that has an associated YouTube account.
After you fill out the form, a volunteer will copy and paste your email address into the Private Share box for the videos you have requested. Please be patient and do give us a few days to get this to you. Once you have been granted access, YouTube will send you a notification from “no-reply@youtube.com” with the subject line “A private video was shared with you“. If you requested multiple videos, you will receive multiple emails, each with a unique link to a different video.
After you receive this notification from YouTube, be sure that you are in a browser that is logged into the YouTube account at which you requested access, then click the link the email notification about the video you wanted to watch. You may also try clicking the links below, all of which will fail until you have been granted access. For those videos with “additional links”, try both the link in the title and the additional link, as you cannot know which one has granted access to your YouTube account. Because of YouTube limits on the number of people with whom a video may be shared, we have made the decision to upload multiple copies of some videos.
If you have requested the videos wanted, received an email from YouTube granting you access, logged into your account and yet still cannot view the recording, contact videos@medats.org.uk for help.
Videos Currently Uploaded
The most recent videos are listed first. Titles link to the original event descriptions.
Frills, Collars, Ruffs, and Bands with Tanya Klowden and Noel Gieleghem
18 May, 2025
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Topping it off: dress and textiles above the shoulder
Conference 27 April, 2025
- Reconstructing a 16th century Embroidered Leather Hat with Robyn Spencer
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Video link B - Some Renaissance-style Head Coverings in Romanian Collections: ‘scuffie e rete d’oro’ with Iuliana Dumitrascu
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Video Link B - The Mystery of Wide-headed Women in 12th-century Illustrations with Dr. Indra Starke-Ottich
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Video Link B - Roses, Veils, Borders and Ribbons: the enigmatic headdresses of the Visitation group from the convent of St Katharinental with Katja Triebe
Video Link A - Powdered with Garters and Lined with Miniver: the importance of the hood as a part of the Garter Livery in the fourteenth and fifteenth Centuries with Dr. Chloë R. McKenzie
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Video Link B - From the Phrygian Cap to the Turban: an impact of the Crusades upon representation of otherness with Dr. Tina Anderlini
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Video Link B - The French Hood: royal and national identity in renaissance France with Emily Averiss
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Video Link B - The Late Medieval Chaperon in Documents: a first cut with Dr. Sean Manning
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Video Link B - ‘Ane turatis for the quen’: the headdresses of elite women in late 15th century Scotland with Jenn Scott
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Taking a Look at Making Late Medieval Menswear with Meridith Towne
6 April, 2025
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Von Scharfe zu Stoffe: textiles and experimental archaeology at the Campus Galli with Dr. Carey Fleiner
23 February, 2025
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Fabric and Food, Food and Fabric
Conference 21 April, 2024
- Umbrian altar clothes with Dr Tina Anderlini
Video Link A - More than just stripes – medieval tablecloths in focus with Maria Neijman and Amica Sundström
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Video Link B - “With all other naprye” table linens and their use in England from 1000 to 1600 with Pat Poppy
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Video Link B - “A verie good way to take out spottes”: modern experimentation with sixteenth-century textile stain cleaning recipes with Cassandra Chambers
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Learning with my needle with Dr Jessica Grimm
18 February, 2024
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Shirt, Smock and Seamstress: early evidence for linen body garments with Sarah Thursfield
28 January, 2024
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From the House to the Museum: The Display of the Guicciardini Quilts from the 14th Century to Date with Fiammetta Falchi
17 September, 2023
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Clothing the Lost King: reconstructing the wardrobe of Richard III with Ninya Mikhaila
6 November, 2022
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Text and Textiles in the Story of Tudor Art with Christina Faraday
10 September, 2022
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The reuse of medieval gilt-leather embroideries in seal bags with Amica Sundström and Maria Neijman
27 August, 2022
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