The DNA secrets of a medieval cave-dwelling community
Genetic analysis of a medieval Spanish cave community reveals complex social dynamics, including inbreeding and connections within the community.
Uncovering Rungholt: Secrets of a Lost Medieval Town in the North Sea - Medievalists.net
Recent discoveries of the lost town of Rungholt illustrate the intersection of human ambition and nature's power in medieval northern Germany.
Medieval Church Discovered in Bulgaria - Medievalists.net
The discovery of a well-preserved 14th-century church illustrates the medieval architectural legacy in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Elite Grave from Medieval Mongolia Uncovered - Medievalists.net
The Khar Nuur burial reveals insights into elite life and political structures prior to the Mongol Empire.
Early Medieval longhouse and Roman settlement discovered in Wales - Medievalists.net
Archaeologists in North East Wales discovered a rare early Medieval longhouse alongside a Roman settlement, enhancing our understanding of the area's historical context.
Grisly Power Plays: Did Medieval Rulers Drink from Enemy Skulls? - Medievalists.net
Medieval tales of kings drinking from enemy skulls may be exaggerated legends rather than historical facts, lacking archaeological evidence.
The DNA secrets of a medieval cave-dwelling community
Genetic analysis of a medieval Spanish cave community reveals complex social dynamics, including inbreeding and connections within the community.
Uncovering Rungholt: Secrets of a Lost Medieval Town in the North Sea - Medievalists.net
Recent discoveries of the lost town of Rungholt illustrate the intersection of human ambition and nature's power in medieval northern Germany.
Medieval Church Discovered in Bulgaria - Medievalists.net
The discovery of a well-preserved 14th-century church illustrates the medieval architectural legacy in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Elite Grave from Medieval Mongolia Uncovered - Medievalists.net
The Khar Nuur burial reveals insights into elite life and political structures prior to the Mongol Empire.
Early Medieval longhouse and Roman settlement discovered in Wales - Medievalists.net
Archaeologists in North East Wales discovered a rare early Medieval longhouse alongside a Roman settlement, enhancing our understanding of the area's historical context.
Grisly Power Plays: Did Medieval Rulers Drink from Enemy Skulls? - Medievalists.net
Medieval tales of kings drinking from enemy skulls may be exaggerated legends rather than historical facts, lacking archaeological evidence.
New Medieval Books: The Green Ages - Medievalists.net
The medieval era offers valuable lessons in sustainability through practices like recycling and minimalism, relevant for today's environmentally-conscious society.
The Green Ages with Annette Kehnel - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 262 - Medievalists.net
The best sustainability solutions may be found in medieval practices of sharing and recycling.
New Medieval Books: The Green Ages - Medievalists.net
The medieval era offers valuable lessons in sustainability through practices like recycling and minimalism, relevant for today's environmentally-conscious society.
The Green Ages with Annette Kehnel - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 262 - Medievalists.net
The best sustainability solutions may be found in medieval practices of sharing and recycling.
Did Christians and Muslims Join Forces in the First Crusade? - Medievalists.net
The First Crusade involved unexpected alliances, notably between Crusaders and Egypt's Fatimid rulers, complicating the narrative of a simple Christian-Muslim conflict.
Book Review: HISTORY HIT Guide to Medieval England - Medievalists.net
Engaging overview of medieval English history from Vikings to Tudors, structured in digestible sections for beginners.
How Weather Shaped the Vikings' World - Medievalists.net
The Northmen's culture was significantly shaped by the harsh climate of Northern Europe, affecting their livelihoods, spiritual beliefs, and social structures.
Book Review: HISTORY HIT Guide to Medieval England - Medievalists.net
Engaging overview of medieval English history from Vikings to Tudors, structured in digestible sections for beginners.
How Weather Shaped the Vikings' World - Medievalists.net
The Northmen's culture was significantly shaped by the harsh climate of Northern Europe, affecting their livelihoods, spiritual beliefs, and social structures.
Witches marks' and curses found carved into the walls of historic England manor
Witches' marks discovered at Gainsborough Old Hall serve as apotropaic symbols believed to protect against evil spirits and curses.
The Other Super Tuscans: Will Valdarno Wines Rewrite History?
Florence's ascendancy in Tuscany was marked by early competition from the Pazzi, who fiercely resisted Florentine dominance.
Afghanistan: A Forgotten Medieval Kingdom - Medievalists.net
Afghanistan's medieval history includes a lost Kurdish kingdom that resisted Mongol control, revealing complexities often overlooked in historical narratives.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'
Helen Castor's new book explores the political rivalry between Richard II and Henry IV, encapsulating medieval power dynamics and their historical implications.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'
Helen Castor's new book delves into the political dynamics of medieval England through the rivalry of Richard II and Henry IV.
John of Brienne: King of Jerusalem and Emperor of Constantinople - Medievalists.net
John of Brienne's remarkable yet overlooked legacy in medieval history is the focus of James Turner's new book now available for purchase.
Heinz-Peter King obituary
Heinz-Peter King was a distinguished medieval historian whose scholarly work significantly contributed to the understanding of monastic history in the Latin Church.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'
Helen Castor's new book explores the political rivalry between Richard II and Henry IV, encapsulating medieval power dynamics and their historical implications.
Helen Castor: I'd rather not live in such interesting times'
Helen Castor's new book delves into the political dynamics of medieval England through the rivalry of Richard II and Henry IV.
John of Brienne: King of Jerusalem and Emperor of Constantinople - Medievalists.net
John of Brienne's remarkable yet overlooked legacy in medieval history is the focus of James Turner's new book now available for purchase.
Heinz-Peter King obituary
Heinz-Peter King was a distinguished medieval historian whose scholarly work significantly contributed to the understanding of monastic history in the Latin Church.
Now Available: The Battle of Hastings Online Course - Medievalists.net
The course provides in-depth resources on the Battle of Hastings, taught by an expert in medieval history.
Hastings: An Unusual Battle - Medievalists.net
The Battle of Hastings was an unusually lengthy and evenly matched encounter, requiring careful interpretation within the broader context of medieval military history.
Now Available: The Battle of Hastings Online Course - Medievalists.net
The course provides in-depth resources on the Battle of Hastings, taught by an expert in medieval history.
Hastings: An Unusual Battle - Medievalists.net
The Battle of Hastings was an unusually lengthy and evenly matched encounter, requiring careful interpretation within the broader context of medieval military history.
Eleanor of Aquitaine, as It Was Said by Professor Karen Sullivan (Book Review)
Eleanor of Aquitaine's complex legacy intertwines political influence, romance, and cultural impact, explored through critical examination of historical accounts.
The Medieval Roots of Warhammer 40,000's Endless Crusade - Medievalists.net
Warhammer 40,000's endless crusades reflect historical medieval wars, depicting a grim future shaped by paranoia and unending zeal.
The perception of crusading has evolved beyond the Holy Land, encompassing broader conflicts into later centuries.
The Eagle and the Hart with Helen Castor - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 260 - Medievalists.net
Henry IV usurped Richard II due to political tensions and dissatisfaction with his rule.
Life and Government in Royal Castles in the Long Thirteenth Century - Medievalists.net
The lectures examined the roles of royal castles as centers of power and domestic life during the thirteenth century.
Charlemagne with Cullen Chandler - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 259 - Medievalists.net
Charlemagne's reign was a blend of military prowess and cultural enlightenment, significantly influencing European history.
Tickets Alert: Candlelit tours of the medieval Charterhouse
The Charterhouse monastery offers candlelight tours to showcase its historical significance and architectural beauty.
What Medieval Kingdoms Really Called Themselves - Medievalists.net
Medieval state names reflected cultural identities and political shifts, evolving over time to the names we recognize today.
Medieval Contributions to Patriotism - Medievalists.net
The Middle Ages transformed the concept of patriotism, introducing military, civil, and endemic prototypes that shaped modern interpretations.
Medieval Corruption: How Crooked Cops and Officials Profited from Crime and Bribery - Medievalists.net
Medieval law enforcement was profoundly corrupt, exemplified by officials bribed to overlook serious crimes.
September Book Roundup - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 258 - Medievalists.net
New books on medieval history explore diverse topics such as gunpowder technology, literature translation, and the medical knowledge of the Middle Ages.
Medieval Falconry with Yannis Hadjinicolaou - Medievalists.net
Falconry embodied social status and sophistication during the Middle Ages, linking leisure with nobility.
New Medieval Books: Laetentur Caeli - Medievalists.net
The book details 15th-century efforts at inter-Christian unity among major denominations, particularly during the Council of Florence.
Did the Knights Templar Keep a Pet Crocodile? A Medieval Mystery Unveiled - Medievalists.net
The Knights Templar may have kept a tamed crocodile at their Acre headquarters, highlighting their power and prestige.
Isolation and Disease in a Medieval Spanish Community: New Findings from Las Gobas - Medievalists.net
Las Gobas remained isolated for centuries, presenting a unique case in the study of medieval Spanish communities and disease transmission.
The Battle of Bryn Glas (1402) - Bow & Blade, Episode 54 - Medievalists.net
Owain Glyndŵr led a pivotal Welsh rebellion against King Henry IV of England in the 15th century.
This French Chateau Is on the Market-and It Costs Nothing
The Château de Lagarde is available for free, but significant restoration and financial investment are needed due to its poor condition.