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91Medieval Cathedrals of Europe
by Stacie Naczelnik
Buildings are great sources of information that can help reveal the beliefs of a society. Sometimes all we have left of ancient civilizations to examine are the ruins of their buildings. Too often, with... published 7 months ago
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80Alexander the Great
by Eva Berlin
Also known as: Alexandros III Philippou Makedonon, Megas Alexandros(Greek), Eskandar-e Maqduni (means Alexander of Macedonia in Persian),Alexander Mokdon (Hebrew),Tre-Qarnayia (means the two-horned one in... published 17 months ago
78My House Is 500 Years Old
by stormyweather
We bought an old house ten years ago, in this countryside area of the UK. The idea was to have a holiday home, but a couple of years ago I gave up my job in London to move here permanently. We are only 260... published 7 months ago
77The Fine Art Of Hand Kissing
by Raven Emrys
I am quite the sucker for a good hand kissing.... Yes, it's true. And with today being Beltane, (that most passionate and "randy" of Pagan holidays), I thought I would post a blog for the benefit of my... published 5 months ago
76Medieval Manuscript Illumination in a Nutshell
by Job Surfer
In the early middle ages most manuscript illumination was executed by monks primarily for monastic use, as part of the daily spiritual routine in the monasteries. Copying earlier manuscripts was an activity... published 4 months ago
75Sword and Armor Care
by audro
I'm going to let my inner oddball shine and talk about one of my favorite hobbies, collecting medieval swords and armor. I've always been into medieval times, I got my first real sword when I was fourteen and... published 9 months ago
74Christopher Paolini, Author of Inheritance Trilogy Books
by Angela Harris
Christopher Paolini was born November 17, 1983 in California. He was raised in Montana and still lives there. Paolini has one sibling, Angela. He was homeschooled for his entire academic career. Christopher... published 18 months ago
74What Does Football Mean?
by helenathegreat
Which game is truly "football"? Are the Americans -- the majority English-speaking group, in this case -- right to call their game football? Or is the British national obsession the properly-named game? published 8 months ago
73Class Structures and Demands of Medieval Women
by Job Surfer
In the Medieval world there were several different levels of classes. At the top was the high class composed of rich, aristocratic nobility. According to the ideals of courtly love and the cult of chivalry,... published 4 months ago
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