Archbishop Thomas Becket: the Most Infamous Murder in Medieval England
The assassination of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral on December 29, 1170, was a…

The assassination of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral on December 29, 1170, was a…

Galla Placidia’s life reads like an epic: born into the highest echelons of Roman power,…

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Vikings, the term given to the Norse when raiding across Europe from the late…