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The Dark, Dirty, and Dangerous Reality of Early Medieval Europe 

The Dark, Dirty, and Dangerous Reality of Early Medieval Europe 

Life in early medieval Europe was, for most people, a daily struggle against hunger, disease,…

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The Bayeux Tapestry’s 93 Hidden Secrets: What Were They Thinking?

The Bayeux Tapestry’s 93 Hidden Secrets: What Were They Thinking?

Few works of medieval art have captured the public imagination quite like the Bayeux Tapestry….

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The Knights Hospitallers: From Jerusalem To Acre,  Cyprus, Rhodes Then Finally Malta

The Knights Hospitallers: From Jerusalem To Acre, Cyprus, Rhodes Then Finally Malta

The year 1113 marked a pivotal moment in medieval history when Pope Paschal II officially…

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Why Did Vikings Return Year After Year to Raid This Tiny Island Monastery?

Why Did Vikings Return Year After Year to Raid This Tiny Island Monastery?

In 799, on a small, windswept island off the coast of Aquitaine, the monks of…

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The Death and Rebirth of the Language of the Roman Empire

The Death and Rebirth of the Language of the Roman Empire

By the end of the 5th century AD, Latin – the language used for the…

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The Wake by Paul Kingsnorth

The Wake by Paul Kingsnorth

Reading it feels like uncovering a lost manuscript, one that’s worth translating and understanding. If…

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The Evening and the Morning by Ken Follett

The Evening and the Morning by Ken Follett

If you’re a fan of dark ages history then Ken Follett’s The Evening and the…

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The Hammer and the Cross by Harry Harrison

The Hammer and the Cross by Harry Harrison

If you’re the kind of reader who gets excited at the mention of Lindisfarne, who…

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The Saxon Stories by Bernard Cornwell

The Saxon Stories by Bernard Cornwell

Thirteen books covering the Viking invasions of Anglo-Saxon England as seen trough the eyes of…

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The Warlord Chronicles By Bernard Cornwell

The Warlord Chronicles By Bernard Cornwell

Three great novels covering post-Roman Britain and a reimagining of Arthurian legend. If you’re drawn…

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The Serpent Sword by Matthew Harffy

The Serpent Sword by Matthew Harffy

Fans of dark age Britain will find much to admire in Matthew Harffy’s debut novel,…

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The Fall of Norse Greenland: What Happened to the Settlers

The Fall of Norse Greenland: What Happened to the Settlers

The Norse settlements in Greenland, established around 985 CE by Erik the Red and his…

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Where did the Vikings go?

Where did the Vikings go?

The Vikings, renowned for their seafaring and raiding across Europe from the late 8th to…

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The Founding Of One Of The Medieval World’s Greatest Cities

The Founding Of One Of The Medieval World’s Greatest Cities

Cairo, the bustling capital of modern Egypt, traces its origins to 969 CE when it…

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From Viking to Crusader

From Viking to Crusader

Sigurd I Magnusson holds a unique place in history as the first European king to…

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