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The Bayeux Tapestry Will Be Displayed in the UK for the First Time in Nearly 1,000 Years

European Politics · London

The Bayeux Tapestry Will Be Displayed in the UK for the First Time in Nearly 1,000 Years

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Demonic Seduction: A Dark Medievalism

Demonic Seduction: A Dark Medievalism

Explore how medieval beliefs about demons, witchcraft, and sex shaped centuries of theology, persecution, and fantasy—revealing the dark origins of one of history’s most persistent tropes.Read Article

Medieval Church in England Takes First Step Toward Restoration

Thetford · Thetford

Medieval Church in England Takes First Step Toward Restoration

A 14th-century church in Thetford, England, is set to be restored after decades of neglect, with plans to transform the medieval building into a community space.Read Article

Caerphilly Castle’s Great Hall Reopens After Major Restoration

Caerphilly Castle – the biggest castle in Wales – is set to reopen to visitors after two years of extensive conservation and refurbishment. Tracing its beginnings back to 1268, Caerphilly Castle was a fortress for the Marcher Lord Gilbert de Clare who built the formidable castle to protect himself from the rise of the Prince of Wales, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd. The iconic Great Hall, built in the 13th century, is just one of many historic buildings w…Caerphilly · Caerphilly See the Story

The Daily Life of a Medieval King

Have you wondered what a medieval king did on a typical day? Thanks to Christine de Pizan, we have an account of what daily life was like for King Charles V of France.Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Elephants and Ivory with John Beusterien

This week on The Medieval Podcast, Danièle speaks with John Beusterien about elephants and ivory in medieval China and Spain, including how elephants were put into service, and how ivory was used and traded across the world.Elephants · China Read Article

What is Hwæt? The Debate Behind Beowulf’s Opening Line

Discover the meaning of hwæt, the iconic first word of Beowulf, and explore the medieval and modern debates over how it should be translated.England · England Read Article

From Butter Penis to Fairhair: 517 Real Viking Nicknames

Discover 517 real Viking nicknames from the sagas, including bold, funny, and bizarre names like “Butter Penis” and “Fairhair.” Explore what these names reveal about Norse culture and identity.Read Article

Marked by Faith: Tattoos and the Christian Body in the Middle Ages

Tattoos in the Middle Ages? While often associated with criminals or pagans, these marks on the skin could also signal Christian devotion, sacred journeys, and personal identity in unexpected ways.Read Article

Famous Last Words from the Middle Ages

Discover the final words of medieval kings, popes, saints, and warriors—revealing how people in the Middle Ages faced death with faith, fear, or defiance.Read Article

The Roman Girl Rediscovered During the Renaissance

One of the key features of the Renaissance in Italy was a renewed interest in Ancient Rome. So when the perfectly preserved body…Italy · Italy Read Article

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