Why Did the Crusader States Fight So Many Battles (Especially When They Shouldn't Have)? - Medievalists.netMedieval rulers, particularly in the context of the Crusader States, tended to avoid large battles due to the severe consequences of defeat.
The Medieval Gunpowder Revolution: 10 Moments that Changed Warfare - Medievalists.netGunpowder revolutionized medieval warfare, transforming battle strategies and marking a pivotal moment in military history.
New Medieval Books: The Damietta Crusade, 1217-1221 - Medievalists.netThe Damietta Crusade is analyzed as a strategic military campaign that reflects the tactics and strategies of the early 13th century.
The Medieval Gunpowder Revolution: 10 Moments that Changed Warfare - Medievalists.netGunpowder revolutionized medieval warfare, transforming battle strategies and marking a pivotal moment in military history.
New Medieval Books: The Damietta Crusade, 1217-1221 - Medievalists.netThe Damietta Crusade is analyzed as a strategic military campaign that reflects the tactics and strategies of the early 13th century.
Cultural Representations of Warfare in the High Middle Ages: The Morgan Picture Bible - Medievalists.netThe Morgan Picture Bible offers a vivid artistic perspective on medieval warfare, reflecting the chivalric ideals of the era.
Medieval Marauders: The Ruthless Scavengers of War - Medievalists.netThe medieval battlefield was also exploited by opportunistic scavengers and thieves navigating the blurred lines of civilian and military criminality.
Cultural Representations of Warfare in the High Middle Ages: The Morgan Picture Bible - Medievalists.netThe Morgan Picture Bible offers a vivid artistic perspective on medieval warfare, reflecting the chivalric ideals of the era.
Medieval Marauders: The Ruthless Scavengers of War - Medievalists.netThe medieval battlefield was also exploited by opportunistic scavengers and thieves navigating the blurred lines of civilian and military criminality.
How Medieval Armies Cared for Their Warhorses - Medievalists.netMedieval warfare required meticulous management of warhorses, crucial for ensuring knights' effectiveness on the battlefield.
Dante's Hidden Trauma: How War Shaped The Divine Comedy - Medievalists.netDante's journey through Hell reflects trauma from his military experiences and personal losses, influencing the themes of The Divine Comedy.
That 800-Year-Old Corpse in the Well? Early Biological Warfare.The Well Man was identified through ancient DNA, shedding light on the historical accounts of siege warfare in Norway.
The Challenges and Pitfalls of an 'Authentic' Medieval Wargame - Medievalists.netAuthentic medieval wargaming faces challenges due to outdated assumptions and the need for cultural understanding of medieval combat.
When Did Jousting Become Obsolete? Bow & Blade, Episode 55 - Medievalists.netJousting and tournaments transitioned from serious military training to professional sport by the late 15th century.
Medieval Battle Speeches: Words That Shaped History - Medievalists.netMedieval battle speeches were crucial in inspiring troops, linking their combat with moral righteousness and divine favor.
Fight or Flee? The Medieval Dilemma Every Knight Faced - Medievalists.netKnights faced a moral dilemma of choosing between honor in battle and the instinct for self-preservation during the Middle Ages.