Historian Cynthia Robinson of Cornell University will deliver the annual Riggsby Lecture on Medieval Mediterranean History and Culture at 4 p.m. Monday, Nov. 15, in
Abergwyngregyn archaeological dig The open day will take place between 10am-4pm on 30 October Medieval finds thought to be related to the princes of Gwynedd
It was once a beacon of light for an entire country, home to 500 monks, a seat of learning and spiritual fulfilment. Little remains of
One of Scotland’s most significant heritage sites is to get a new flagship, £5million visitor centre in an ambitious partnership project between Historic Scotland and
The Rose Ensemble presented a spectacularly tight concert of music about St. Francis of Assisi in St. Joseph Chapel, which is both a great acoustic
The Friends of Barrs Court Moat, the conservation group which looks after the 14th century relic, is planning to hold a working weekend at the
Construction workers and archaeologists digging at the future site of Pärnu’s history museum have unearthed remnants of a city gate, thought to date from the
A Warminster soldier who unearthed what he thought was a ring from a Christmas cracker is ‘gobsmacked’ to learn it is in fact a medieval
Visitors to Lincoln can now discover the city’s medieval heritage – from the comfort of their own home. Following the successful launch of Roman and
Looking for a real estate investment? Financial advisor Sandro Renghi has a property for you – a 5th century Italian castle called Carbonana Castle. USA
It’s a slice of medieval history at a bargain price. But anyone who buys the 14th century tithe barn at Easington in Holderness may find
Jamie Friedman, who joins Westmont as an assistant professor of English this fall, became fascinated by medieval studies when an English professor visited her history
A large settlement of the 14th-15th centuries has been discovered in the course of archaeological works in the vicinity of Krapivna. Excavations were carried out
Archaeologists in Melksham have uncovered evidence of medieval iron working believed to date from the 13th-14th century. A team from Cotswold Archaeology has been excavating
A two storey stone building with unusual windows has been discovered at an archaeological dig in the south of the county. Alderton Mount near Towcester,
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