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St Cuthbert’s beads Medieval History / August 21, 2023 / Early Middle Ages Here you see the Medieval 12th century ruins of the monastery at Lindisfarne. These remains, old as they are, predate Saint Cuthbert, whose cult grew…
Mythos of Jupiter Medieval History / November 1, 2023 / mythology This past September of 2022, the planet Jupiter was both in opposition (opposite the sun relative to earth) and at its closest position to earth…
The Death of Earl Godwin of Kent of Southern England Medieval History / October 28, 2024 / Early Middle Ages, literature, political history, religion My theme for the next while will be. . . . “ancient and Medieval rulers who died horribly according to their gleeful enemies who ended…
The Village of Trasmoz Medieval History / November 1, 2023 / Christian history, economic history, Islamic history, Jewish history In the northern mountains of Spain in the region of Aragon lies the tiny Medieval village of Trasmoz. Once it held 10,000 people, but now…