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New Medieval Books: Annals of Winchester - Medievalists.net

The Annales Monasterii de Wintonia offers detailed accounts of significant medieval events in England, serving as a valuable resource for historians.
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New Medieval Books: Annals of Winchester - Medievalists.net

The Annales Monasterii de Wintonia offers detailed accounts of significant medieval events in England, serving as a valuable resource for historians.
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Daily Life in a Medieval Monastery - Medievalists.net

Monastic life at Cluny Abbey in the Middle Ages combined rigorous schedules of prayer and work, emphasizing community service and spiritual devotion.
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2 months ago

25 Things from Everyday Life in the Middle Ages - Medievalists.net

Medieval life was shaped by essential everyday items used for clothing, grooming, and tools, reflecting personal status and societal norms.
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3 months ago

Dowager Queens of Korea with Alban Schmid - The Medieval Podcast, Episode 275 - Medievalists.net

The dowager queens of Korea were powerful legitimizers of the throne, influencing governance during the late Middle Ages.
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4 months ago
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Four Medieval Online Courses Coming in January - Medievalists.net

The Middle Ages online courses offer diverse insights into history, magic, and culture, accessible from home, starting January.
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5 months ago
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Training Royal Horses for Warfare: A Medieval Mastery - Medievalists.net

Royal horse training in the Middle Ages required a careful blend of selection, systematic training, and handling skills for effective warfare and prestige.
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5 months ago

French women had more power in the Middle Ages than after the Revolution - Medievalists.net

The Middle Ages involved cooperation and women's power, contrary to the belief that it was just about tyranny and struggle.
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11 months ago

An Entertaining New Book Will Tell You Something You Never Knew About Witchcraft

Cunning Folk in medieval and early modern Europe offered magical services for a fee, which were considered legitimate and useful at the time.
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