Medieval period

Discover the most scandalous events in the Middle Ages as we delve into the mysterious medieval world. Read here for more details.

What kind of material did people use to make clothing in the Middle Ages, and what types of outfits did medieval people wear?

Medieval fashion was a symbol of status and identity, from noble silks and jewels to the simple wool of commoners. Discover the styles that defined the Middle Ages!

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Medieval fair

This image captures a scene of medieval maidens dancing in a field, portrayed in period fashion photography reminiscent of fifteenth century French peasants. The film poster style adds a touch of cinematic flair to the composition.

Types of Medieval Stringed Instruments - To understand stringed instruments of the European Middle Ages, it helps to understand medieval music itself. #StringedInstruments #MedievalMusic #MiddleAges

Medieval History na Instagramie: „The 'Nuremberg Chronicle' was published #onthisday in 1493. One of the most impressive early printed books, the 'Chronicle' is a history of…”

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Two medieval knights stand before a large cross, their armor and swords gleaming in the faded light. They are clad in chainmail and white tunics, their faces obscured by helmets. A worn and faded parchment backdrop gives the image a sense of age and history. The knights appear to be steadfast and resolute, ready to defend their faith.

The Castle keep was one of the most important parts of a medieval castle, it was usually located in a safe area, commonly in a central location on the castle

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Fashion in 15th-century Europe was characterized by a surge of experimentation and regional variety, from the voluminous robes called houppelandes with their sw...

Last week, we took a look at the bottom layers shared by all French women in the early 15th century, the skin layer of chemise and chausses, and the supportive or base layer of a cotte or tunic. This week, we'll begin to take a look at the third layer- the fashion layer. Source When it came to the skin and base layers, the class groups of women were not particularly distinguishable from each other, except that the loose tunic was nearly always worn only by women in the indentured class or by…

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We might think we have a general grasp of the period in European history immortalized in theme restaurant form as 'Medieval Times.' After all, writes Amy White at Medievalists.net, “from tattoos to video games to Game of Thrones, medieval iconography has long inspired fascination, imitation and veneration.” The market for swordplay, armor, quests, and sorcery has never been so crowded.

This painting depicting a recently married aristocratic couple is filled with symbolism. The various floral elements represent love and fertility, while the colors of their clothes suggest not only

Explore the enchanting world of medieval dance and its energetic rhythms. Find out the popular styles and their influence on modern culture.

Many medieval market towns still exist today, and some continue to hold markets based on centuries-old charters.