Debby Banham,
Affiliated Lecturer, Dept of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, University of Cambridge, Rosamond Faith,
Visiting Fellow, Kellogg College, Oxford Debby Banham is a medieval historian who teaches in the Universities of Cambridge and London. During the 1970s she worked as an agricultural labourer, and when she arrived in Cambridge as a mature student, discovered that farming was the only thing she knew more about than the people who taught her. She has published
Monasterialies indicia: the Old English monastic sign language, and
Food and Drink in Anglo-Saxon England, as well as articles on Anglo-Saxon farming, diet and medicine, and monastic sign language.
Rosamond Faith has taught medieval history at the universities of London, Cambridge, and Oxford, and is the author of
The English Peasantry and the Growth of Lordship and many articles on English and French peasants, the rural economy, and the English landscape.