

Sea Monsters on Medieval Maps
Sea Monsters on Medieval & Renaissance Maps presented by Library of Congress, John W. Kluge Center. Chet Van Duzer leads a discussion on the representations
Sea Monsters on Medieval & Renaissance Maps presented by Library of Congress, John W. Kluge Center. Chet Van Duzer leads a discussion on the representations
A medieval castle in Wales has been transformed into a private school attended by princes and princesses, children of millionaires and refugees. Many of the
*** RELEASE *** Thanks to the generous support of Wallace Johnson and the Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University, I am delighted to announce the
Formosus was born in 816 but little is known of his upbringing. He became the Cardinal Bishop of Porto, Italy in 864. Formosus was excommunicated
Westminster Abbey, 18 January 1486: Henry Tudor pledged to marry Elizabeth of York, the eldest daughter of King Edward IV on Christmas Day 1483 Before
A team of academics, led by the University of Bristol, are hoping to raise awareness of a unique, but little-known, medieval fresco which depicts fighting
‘Now and Forever: The Art of Medieval Time’ is open until 29 Apr 2018 at The Morgan Library & Museum. On Friday 13 April at
During the mid-2000s, NASA Glenn engineer Vivake Asnani worked with industry partner Goodyear to develop the Spring Tire, an airless compliant tire that consists of
An explanation of the medieval gait by Cornelius Berthold in the History Park Bärnau www.geschichtspark.de
Modern portrayals of medieval women tend toward stereotypical images of damsels in distress, mystics in convents, female laborers in the fields, and even women of
The age old debate of Longbow vs. Armor… pick your side and watch the video below
The University of Warwick is offering an online course on the life of Shakespeare. Sign up for the FREE Shakespeare course on FutureLearn About the
A tourist attraction about the Venerable Bede that closed due to a cash crisis has been saved. Bede’s World – dedicated to the saint and
What can one expect to find out on the dusty plains of Mars? This new map shows you through the eyes of a medieval cartographer.
The question of what happened to the bodies after the Battle of Shrewsbury will be explored by a medieval warfare expert at a free lecture
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