Medieval Pottery discovered
One of the “significant” pieces of pottery uncovered by archaeologists It is no secret that the former Market Street Haddington home of the East Lothian
One of the “significant” pieces of pottery uncovered by archaeologists It is no secret that the former Market Street Haddington home of the East Lothian
A medieval document that opens a window to 15th century society will be on display for the first time in 600 years after being saved
Many people turned out for a medieval weekend held to mark the 700th anniversary of Richard de Pottesgrave at St Andrew’s Church in Heckington. Richard
Preparations for the Abbey Medieval Festival are in full swing, ready for the 21st incarnation of the event in 2010. About 15,000 people are expected
Visitors to a North Yorkshire castles will get a taste of what life was like during the medieval period when the era is brought to
A Game of Thrones by George RR Martin is the first book in an epic fantasy series that currently spans four novels with a total
William Wallace’s passport could return north of the border, after the Scottish Government began research into relic. They have asked a team of medieval history
Villagers will celebrate the 900th anniversary of their church with a medieval fair and market. St Peter’s Church, in Mill Lane, Alvescot, West Oxfordshire, will
The peasants revolted! The Queen and I were forced to do our own yard work today. It was a sunny 90F/32C out! Medieval events forthcoming
Depictions of the antichrist, hell and the “end times” were often the work of Irish monks, a Cork-based research project has found. Medieval monks translated
Scientists in Nottingham, England, are studying nearly 500 man-made caves under the city and surrounding countryside. Some of the caves, hewn into the soft sandstone
The life of Rose of Viterbo might have been short, but it was eventful enough to end with her on the path to sainthood. Since
An oyster shell found among rubble unearthed when a Dereham church wall was demolished could have been collected on the Norfolk coast and used by
Sir Anthony Kenny is a modern philosopher who has written over 30 books. He became an ordained Roman Catholic priest in 1955. Since then he
The government of Malta is considering tearing down the city gate to make room for a new parliament building. Medieval makes way for modern in
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