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The Military Orders IX: Documents & Monuments, September 9-12, 2026, University of Malta

Wed 09 Sept

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University of Malta

The year 2026 marks the 460th birthday of the Hospitaller convent-city of Valletta, in Malta, on 28 March 1566. Taking its cue from this anniversary, the ninth Military Orders conference will be held in Malta and focus on the theme of ‘Documents & Monuments’.

Time & Location

09 Sept 2026, 09:00 – 12 Sept 2026, 17:00

University of Malta, L-Università ta' Malta Msida, Msida MSD 2080, Malta

About the Event

The Military Orders IX: Documents & Monuments

9- 12 September 2026, University of Malta

https://www.um.edu.mt/events/militaryorders2026/about/


The year 2026 marks the 460th birthday of the Hospitaller convent-city of Valletta, in Malta, on 28 March 1566. Taking its cue from this anniversary, the ninth Military Orders conference will be held in Malta and focus on the theme of ‘Documents & Monuments’. While Valletta stands as one of the most significant urban projects undertaken by a military-religious order, these organizations were often key agents of both urban and rural transformation across Europe and the Middle East. This phenomenon was deeply intertwined with their capacity to manage complex political and administrative systems, comprising people, regulations, and archival procedures. The conference invites a comprehensive exploration of the role of military orders in shaping a variety of landscapes and the ways in which these processes can be studied through both monuments and documents. Spanning topics from institutional…


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The Society for the Study of the Crusades and the Latin East (SSCLE), is an international society of scholars founded in 1980. It aims to promote research and fieldwork, coordinating resources, informing its members of resources and ongoing studies, and promoting awareness of its members and the interested public in developments in the field.

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