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If you’ve been listening to the podcast or visiting this site for awhile you know that I am a child of the 80’s and I’ve
If you’ve been listening to the podcast or visiting this site for awhile you know that I am a child of the 80’s and I’ve
Earlier this year the medieval world was flipped on its head with the discovery of King Richard III. One of the fascinating aspects of the
Battle Castle created and produced by Parallax Film Productions is hands down the best documentary of this century. Now, I’ve been squealing over this show
The invaders moved in almost overnight and now they are ready to attack. If you live in the Austin, Texas area you can watch a
San Francisco PBS station KQED released their schedule for Battle Castle. And they are running a marathon! If you live in the Bay area plan
A 12th-century manuscript contains the oldest known European Medieval food recipes, according to new research. The recipes, which include both food and medical ointment concoctions,
The resurgent Crusaders have unveiled their latest weapon for making AMI Stadium a fortress throughout the Super Rugby season – The Maidens cheerleading team. Wielding
Another station has checked in with dates and times for Battle Castle. Georgia Public Broadcasting will air episodes on Friday nights. The bad news is
With one tweet medievalists across the USA celebrated. It premiered on Hstory Channel Canada last winter, followed by BBC TV in the fall and now,
2012 was a good year for medieval media and castles in general. The year started off with the fantastic documentary series Battle Castles hosted by
On Wednesday, 21 Nov the FitzWilliam Museum in Cambridge will host a talk and demonstration by Patricia Lovett. If you go to the talk please
London is built on layers of its own past. Occasionally they poke through to the present, like the old Roman walls and the Temple of
Fires have swept through the medieval marketplace of Aleppo, a district that helped make the heart of Syria’s largest city a UNESCO world heritage site.
A 500-year-old medieval barn and three 19th century oast houses are opening to the public for the first time at a well-known house in East
Galway’s medieval churches could be under threat from ivy and an increase in rainfall, according to the author of a new survey. Surveyor Simon Large
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