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Henry V addressing the troops at the Princess's Theater. — 09 Oct 2024

An Ancient Origins Special Feature: An Interview with Dan Jones

By pkoutoupis

History & Tradition

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Discussing the Life of England's Greatest Warrior King: Henry VPrepare for an exclusive historical deep dive that will transport you through time and leave you with fresh perspectives on the most captivating moments in...
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Henry V addressing the troops at the Princess's Theater. — 09 Oct 2024

An Ancient Origins Special Feature: An Interview with Dan Jones

By pkoutoupis

History & Tradition

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Discussing the Life of England's Greatest Warrior King: Henry VPrepare for an exclusive historical deep dive that will transport you through time and leave you with fresh perspectives on the most captivating moments in...
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Medieval knight wearing armor, ready to fight in battle. — 25 Sep 2024

Vortex of Violence – South Wales and the Beginning of the Wars of the Roses

By Stephen David

History & Tradition

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In his seminal work ‘The End of the House of Lancaster’ Professor R. L. Storey places the beginning of the Wars of the Roses firmly in the period July/August 1453 and attributes its origins to the rising tensions between the Neville and Percy...
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Medieval knight wearing armor, ready to fight in battle. — 25 Sep 2024

Vortex of Violence – South Wales and the Beginning of the Wars of the Roses

By Stephen David

History & Tradition

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In his seminal work ‘The End of the House of Lancaster’ Professor R. L. Storey places the beginning of the Wars of the Roses firmly in the period July/August 1453 and attributes its origins to the rising tensions between the Neville and Percy...
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AI image of medieval royals. — 05 Aug 2024

The Anarchy: The Darkest Days of Medieval England

By Teresa Cole

History & Tradition

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On a calm, clear night towards the end of November 1120, the White Ship set sail from Barfleur in Normandy, bound for England. Crowding aboard the little vessel, a riotous party of some three hundred passengers and crew were all royally drunk –...
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AI image of medieval royals. — 05 Aug 2024

The Anarchy: The Darkest Days of Medieval England

By Teresa Cole

History & Tradition

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On a calm, clear night towards the end of November 1120, the White Ship set sail from Barfleur in Normandy, bound for England. Crowding aboard the little vessel, a riotous party of some three hundred passengers and crew were all royally drunk –...
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Some Saxon Queens had killer reputations. — 03 Apr 2019

Killer Queen: Meet Queen Elfrida – The Original Wicked Stepmother

By Charles Christian

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History has seen some incredible, cut-throat politics and lurid scandals, including the reign of Read More

Some Saxon Queens had killer reputations. — 03 Apr 2019

Killer Queen: Meet Queen Elfrida – The Original Wicked Stepmother

By Charles Christian

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History has seen some incredible, cut-throat politics and lurid scandals, including the reign of Read More

03 Apr 2019

The Green Children of Woolpit – An Otherworldly Tale That Just Might be True

By nrushton

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The story of the Green Children of Woolpit, Suffolk, has always been one of the strangest medieval folktales, and that's up against some pretty stiff competition. If you don't know it, it goes a bit like this…
A Strange Tale
The s...
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03 Apr 2019

The Green Children of Woolpit – An Otherworldly Tale That Just Might be True

By nrushton

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The story of the Green Children of Woolpit, Suffolk, has always been one of the strangest medieval folktales, and that's up against some pretty stiff competition. If you don't know it, it goes a bit like this…
A Strange Tale
The s...
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Stained Glass of King Harald (Colin Smith/CC BY-SA 2.0) and Battle of Stamford Bridge by Peter Nicolai Arbo — 22 Dec 2017

Clever King Harald: Swift Doom Targets the Viking Who Wants the English Throne – Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Harald Hardrada of Norway used cunning and surprising tactics to bring down foes. Although he was wounded in the face during one of his campaigns, he continued to see victory after victory. [Read Part 1 Here]Of all the castles Harald stormed, his...
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Stained Glass of King Harald (Colin Smith/CC BY-SA 2.0) and Battle of Stamford Bridge by Peter Nicolai Arbo — 22 Dec 2017

Clever King Harald: Swift Doom Targets the Viking Who Wants the English Throne – Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Harald Hardrada of Norway used cunning and surprising tactics to bring down foes. Although he was wounded in the face during one of his campaigns, he continued to see victory after victory. [Read Part 1 Here]Of all the castles Harald stormed, his...
Read More

Some Saxon Queens had killer reputations. — 06 Dec 2017

Killer Queen: Meet Queen Elfrida – The Original Wicked Stepmother

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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History has seen some incredible, cut-throat politics and lurid scandals, including the reign of Queen Elgiva: a teenage Saxon princess who was caught enjoying a threesome (along with her mother!), in the bed of King Eadwig, on the day of his...
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Some Saxon Queens had killer reputations. — 06 Dec 2017

Killer Queen: Meet Queen Elfrida – The Original Wicked Stepmother

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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History has seen some incredible, cut-throat politics and lurid scandals, including the reign of Queen Elgiva: a teenage Saxon princess who was caught enjoying a threesome (along with her mother!), in the bed of King Eadwig, on the day of his...
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Recreated Viking helmet and weapon — 01 Dec 2017

Burning, Pillaging, and Carving up the Lands: Viking Raids into England - Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Vikings in history and popular culture are known as strong and dangerous, bloodthirsty killers, raiders, pillagers – pirates of land and sea. But who were the Vikings, and what were the causes of their raids across Northern Europe during the...
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Recreated Viking helmet and weapon — 01 Dec 2017

Burning, Pillaging, and Carving up the Lands: Viking Raids into England - Part II

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Vikings in history and popular culture are known as strong and dangerous, bloodthirsty killers, raiders, pillagers – pirates of land and sea. But who were the Vikings, and what were the causes of their raids across Northern Europe during the...
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The Burning Galley — 29 Nov 2017

“Never Before Has Such a Terror Appeared”: Viking Raids into Ireland – Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

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Vikings struck terror into the hearts of many in Europeans—and their reputation still lingers today when you ask a person to describe them. The answers given are that they were violent, hairy brutes, blood thirsty, and a cool people. But who were...
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The Burning Galley — 29 Nov 2017

“Never Before Has Such a Terror Appeared”: Viking Raids into Ireland – Part I

By Cam Rea

History & Tradition

1

Vikings struck terror into the hearts of many in Europeans—and their reputation still lingers today when you ask a person to describe them. The answers given are that they were violent, hairy brutes, blood thirsty, and a cool people. But who were...
Read More

Some Saxon Queens had killer reputations. (Public Domain);Deriv. — 08 Nov 2017

The Wicked Queen and Her Scandalous Daughter: How Murder & Mayhem Took a Saxon Princess from Palace to Poverty

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

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While we might be gripped by the intrigues, the machinations, and the violence of the Lannisters and the Starks in the Game of Thrones television series and the Song of Ice and Fire series of novels, at the end of each episode or chapter, we can...
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Some Saxon Queens had killer reputations. (Public Domain);Deriv. — 08 Nov 2017

The Wicked Queen and Her Scandalous Daughter: How Murder & Mayhem Took a Saxon Princess from Palace to Poverty

By Charles Christian

History & Tradition

0

While we might be gripped by the intrigues, the machinations, and the violence of the Lannisters and the Starks in the Game of Thrones television series and the Song of Ice and Fire series of novels, at the end of each episode or chapter, we can...
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