Our features section gives indepth reports and articles about the Middle Ages
UNESCO Heritage Sites – videos about medieval sites listed on the World Heritage List
Staffordshire Treasure Hoard – the recent find of hundreds of Anglo-Saxon relics made international headlines. We now present images, videos, news and interviews about this find
To Have and To Hold: Marriage in Pre-modern Europe – our report from a conference on marriage in the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Includes seven video interviews
Violence and Predation in Medieval Europe – report on a lecture by Daniel Lord Smail
Castle for Sale – a guide to buying a real medieval castle, including properties recently put up for sale
The Book of Michael of Rhodes – learn about the manuscript of a Venetian sailor from the 15th century
The Middle Ages on BBC Radio - a guide to medieval-related programs on the radio service for BBC
The Bayeux Tapestry – articles, books and videos about the most famous embriodery from the Middle Ages
Renaissance Magazine - details about the American magazine which has some interesting and unique information for medievalists
The Clopton Charter at Brock University – read how a 13th century English charter was found in Canada
L’Anse aux Meadows, Newfoundland – we profile the site of a Viking settlement in North America
The Middle Ages in HD – on how High Definition video can benefit medievalists
Medievalists on Facebook – your guide to what medieval-related content you can find on the social network site Facebook
Passovers of Blood: European Jews and Ritual Homicides – one of the most controversial books on the Middle Ages to come out in years, we take a look at this publication
Clothing in Medieval Europe – Powerpoint presentation on how clothing was worn in the Middle Ages.
Guides to Medieval History
Our special sections on major topics from the Middle Ages:
Medieval Women – coming soon
Medieval Castles – coming soon
Medieval Towns – coming soon
Medieval Church – coming soon
Primary Sources
The Saga of Aron Hjorleifsson – this Icelandic saga details events in the early 13th century
Interviews
Go to our Interviews Page to read our interviews with scholars and writers, including:
Michael Bratchel: discusses his recent book Medieval Lucca: And the Evolution of the Renaissance State.
Ian Mortimer: discusses his recent book The Time Traveller’s Guide to Medieval England: A Handbook for Visitors to the Fourteenth Century, as well as his upcoming work 1415: Henry V’s Year of Glory.
Rodney Stark: discusses his controversial new book God’s Battalions: The Case for the Crusades
Linda Carroll and Laura Sanguineti White : about their edition and translation of the Renaissance Diary of Marin Sanudo
William Ian Miller: one of the most important Icelandic scholars talks about his book Audun and the Polar Bear
Website Profiles
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