Programme
Introduction:
The Council of Nablus and its historiography, by Benjamin. Z. Kedar (University of Jerusalem).
Session 1 – Writing the origins of the Knights Templar
Lecturers: Pierre-Vincent Claverie (Centre de Recherche Scientifique de Chypre), Philippe Josserand (université de Nantes), Thierry Leroy (PhD in history), Pierre Mollier (director of the departement Bibliothèque-Archives-Musée/Etudes et Recherches Maçonniques du Grand Orient de France).
Session 2 – Actors of a birth
Lecturers: Arnaud Baudin (PhD in history, LAMOP/UMR 8589), Florian Besson (University of Paris 4), Simonetta Cerrini (PhD in history), François Gilet, Bruno Lemesle (University of Burgugndy), Marie-Adélaïde Nielen (National Archives), Francesco Tommasi (University of Perugia).
Session 3 – A new order of the Latin Church
Lecturers: Karl Borchardt (University of Würzburg), Damien Carraz (University of Clermont-Ferrand) et Yoan Mattalia (University of Toulouse), Florent Cygler (University of Nantes), Alexis Grélois (University of Rouen-Normandie), Sonia Merli (PhD in history), Luís Filipe Oliveira (University of Algarve), Jochen Schenk (German Historical Institute, Londres), Wolf Zöller (University of Heidelberg).
Session 4 – Contemporary views on the Knights Templar and Archaeological evidence
Lecturers: Marie-Anna Chevalier (University of Montpellier), Jean Mesqui, Helen Nicholson (University of Cardiff), Annie Noblesse-Rocher (University of Strasbourg), Vardit Shotten-Hallel (Israel Antiquities Authority), Abbès Zouache (CNRS), Cédric Moulis (University of Lorraine), Cédric Roms et Vincent Marchaisseau (INRAP).
Conclusions, by Julien Théry (University Lyon 2).