Illness in the Middle Ages was often a death sentence, especially for commoners. With limited medical knowledge, widespread superstition, and poor hygiene, survival depended on luck, community care, ...

Nana Otu Akoto posted on the Office of the GA Mantse Facebook website on 08 . 06 . 2025 drawings in one picture headlined ...

In “28 Days Later,” it took less than four weeks to transform London, one of the world’s busiest and most advanced cities, ...

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In medieval times, there were female rulers and female peasants ... Everyone knew table manners and basic hygiene. Before people sat down to eat, they always washed their hands. Guests were expected ...

When archaeologists were called to investigate a sinkhole that opened up in the city of York, they were surprised to find ...

Kings and emperors of old used gold and silver tableware not just for dining, but to project power and prestige. These ...

A history buff with a metal detector recently led archaeologists to the site of a medieval monastery – all thanks to a strange symbol spotted on an old map. Arkeologerna, an archaeological ...

The case is thought to be one of the only examples of a judicial execution of a woman in medieval England in the archaeological record. “This isn’t the story of one blow, and it’s not ...