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Three Short-Term Fellowships (2017–18) and Last Available Positions for the Archival Studies Seminar (June 2017)Last available places for the 5–10 June 2017 Archival Studies Seminar:The seminar features visits to Rome’s Archivio Segreto Vaticano and the Archivio dell'Arciconfraternita di San Giovanni de’ Fiorentini, as well as special visits to Florentine archives including the Dominican archives of Santa Maria Novella and San Marco, and the Capponi family archive. Lessons will be led by by Marcello Simonetta (the archive of the early Medici and the Strozzi archive), John Henderson (archival research and early modern medicine), Alessio Assonitis (the archive of the Medici Grand Dukes), Nicoletta Baldini (Catasto and Decima), Giuseppe Parigino (financial archives), Sheila Barker (Medici inventories and Guardaroba Medicea), Francesca Funis (Vasari), Julia Vicioso (confraternities), and Nicholas Brownlees (avvisi and news networks). See this page for more details.The Medici Archive Project (MAP) wishes to provide young scholars with the opportunity to have exposure to original source materials and training in their use. Thanks to the generous gift from Joan A. McClure and Michael L. Schler in honor of Michael's late mother Eva Schler, MAP is offering three short-term fellowships for scholars who are either in the late stages of their dissertation work or within a year from having received their doctoral degree. The first two are open to scholars of any nationality working on any field related to early modern Italy (preferably with a specific emphasis on Tuscany or Medici history); the third is for a scholar of any nationality working on any topic related to early modern Jewish women in Italy. Download this flyer (PDF) for more details.Source de l'information : http://www.rsa.org/news/news.asp?id=343251