In a flurry of droplets Saturday, fairgoers at Norman’ Medieval Fair stomped in their galoshes up to hay-covered rows with tents hiding a secret of warmth amid the festivities. It had been raining for ...

The coins, dating from the 1300s to 1450s, are linked to a medieval burial mound ... searching for a lost plow part stumbled upon a rare Renaissance thaler coin. The coin, depicting two princes ...

Donors are crucial to our ability to fund a wide range of programs and initiatives in medieval and renaissance studies. Gifts to the Crusades Studies Forum support scholarly lectures and the ...

Various medieval weapons, such as knives, daggers, and swords, are allowed at the Ames Renaissance Faire but must be "peace-tied" and sheathed. Attendees must be 18 to carry weapons on grounds. Bows ...

Explore the Wonders of the Pre-Modern World! This interdisciplinary minor is focused on material, intellectual, sociopolitical, literary, and linguistic approaches to the Ancient, Medieval, and ...

Taking classes offered by the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies will introduce you to the middle ages with opportunities to learn about the Vatican Film Library and Pius XII Library’s Rare ...

The Medieval and Renaissance Studies Program (Med-Ren) embraces the interdisciplinary study of Europe and the Mediterranean world situated in the context of global cultural exchanges between 300 CE ...

Investigating European and global cultures during the Middle Ages and Renaissance (500-1675) has both value and relevance to contemporary American students. This interdisciplinary minor in Medieval ...