SKARNEN: Kickstart this film!
A group of filmmakers have embark on a journey into the middle ages. Skarnen tells the story of Prince Edrig and his men on their
30 August 2018
Dark Ages Fort Built by Mysterious ‘Painted People’ Found in Scotland
A fort that is more than 1,000 years old, dating back to the time of Alfred the Great, has been unearthed in Scotland, more than
3 August 2017
King Arthur’s Home? Archaeologists Investigate Legendary Birthplace
Archaeologists are investigating a mysterious coastal settlement that they think may have been home to post-Roman British royalty, at Tintagel in Cornwall, England, the reputed
24 August 2016
Predator: Dark Ages Movie
A few months ago we posted the trailer for Predator: Dark Ages. The movie project that started out as a kickstarter is complete and ready
17 July 2015
2014 Medieval Year in Review: Games & Apps
The App store continues to dominate the smartphone market, but Google Play and Windows are making a nice dent. However with 3 different options there
29 December 2014
History revealed on Ingleborough
The flanks of Ingleborough in the Yorkshire Dales National Park have given up one of their secrets to a team of amateur archaeologists. Members of
6 December 2011
Everything You Think You Know About the Dark Ages is Wrong
What inspired you to write The Abacus and the Cross? I was introduced to The Scientist Pope through an act of grace. Writing my previous
3 January 2011
The Art of War: Medieval fighting club forces grow in size
While the dust settles after one of Southwestern College’s most controversial political battles, about 20 students are preparing themselves for a battle of a different
13 December 2010
Bryan Singer gives update on his remake of Excalibur
The story of King Arthur can definitely be described as enduring. Rooted in the Dark Ages, it was shifted into the Middle Ages (with all
10 December 2010
1001 Inventions Uncovers a Thousand Years of Science and Technology
Groundbreaking Exhibition Explains Why the Dark Ages Weren’t Really Dark After blockbuster runs in London and Istanbul, 1001 Inventions, an exhibition highlighting the scientific legacy
22 November 2010
One of earliest books on King Arthur up for sale
A unique 14th-century book that combines all the tales of King Arthur’s legendary court in one manuscript, illustrated throughout with dazzling hand-painted pictures, is expected
15 November 2010
Purification Through Pain: A Fresh Look at Torture in the Middle Ages
A German researcher has studied medieval criminal law and found that our image of the sadistic treatment of criminals in the Dark Ages is only
9 November 2010
Kent’s regal history revealed in new book
Wealth, power and influence were all words associated with Kent when the county reigned as the world’s first Anglo-Saxon and Christian kingdom. For a brief
4 November 2010
Medieval festival in Arcata draws a crowd
With a couple of wooden boxes, a rope and a small crowd of spectators, you might’ve thought you were watching a scene from Monty Python
27 September 2010
Online tourism map aims to shed light on city’s Dark Age
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
26 September 2010
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