About
Emma Herbert-Davies was awarded a BA (Hons) in History, and an MA and PhD in Medieval Studies from the University of Leeds. Her doctoral research examined the role and significance of warhorses during the reigns of Edward I and Edward II. She has published widely on the political, social, and cultural importance of horses in the Middle Ages and is currently researching the history of veterinary medicine. A lifelong equestrian, Emma has owned and competed horses for many years, and her work combines academic expertise with practical experience.
Substack @horsehistory
A space for sharing my thoughts, articles, and interesting insights on horses and veterinary history
Services
Lectures and keynotes on the history of horses and veterinary medicine tailored for universities, museums, conferences and public events
Consultancy for films, documentaries, exhibitions, and heritage projects seeking accurate historical portrayals of horses, equestrian equipment, and veterinary practice
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