

‘Schoolboy error’ on Magna Carta £2 coin
A historian has questioned the accuracy of a new £2 coin showing the signing of the Magna Carta, saying King John would have not have
A historian has questioned the accuracy of a new £2 coin showing the signing of the Magna Carta, saying King John would have not have
2014 was a fantastic year for the Medieval Archives Podcast! Thanks to all our great fans we were featured in the iTunes store! We talked
In five days The Hobbit The Battle of the Five Armies hits US theaters! Until then you’ll have to watch the final trailer. If you
The work of a medieval historian at the University of Winchester is to be celebrated at a conference organised by her former students. Barbara Yorke,
A £4m visitor centre built next to the Leicester car park where Richard III’s skeleton was discovered is opening on Saturday. It aims to cash
A 10th-century candelabra found off the coast of the Spanish island of Ibiza may be a clue to long-forgotten shipping routes in that era. But
It has been the scene of the most famous battle in Scottish history for almost 700 years. Now 21st century Hollywood technology has been combined
2013 featured some great podcast episodes. I enjoyed all the episodes but some stood out from the rest. We looked at lost kings, French Princes
Game of Thrones Season 3 is two weeks away! There are some great things in store this season! Season 3 is a little different from
Museum Secrets is back with a new season! This season they will visit the State Historical Museum, Moscow; Palacio Real, Madrid; Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC
The University of Leicester, with Channel 4, unveiled the world’s first photograph of the human remains found at the Grey Friars church — which could
There were a lot of great podcast episodes during 2012. We finished the Pillars of the Earth podcast series, interviewed authors, documentary hosts and medieval
For years J.R.R. Tolkien’s award winning novels have been favorites of medievalists and fantasy enthusiasts alike. In fact The Lord of the Rings is listed
A Wiltshire church has been told it can sell an “extremely rare” £1.3m silver medieval chalice to the British Museum. The Lacock Cup, which dates
A skeleton found in the same boneyard where English King Richard III may have been buried might be one of the founders of the Church
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