The material on the covers of books from a French abbey was too hairy to have come from calves or other local mammals.

A scientific analysis of dozens of 12th- and 13th-century books found in European monasteries reveals they were bound in sealskins procured by Norse traders from as far away as Greenland.

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A recent study by Dr. Alar Läänelaid and his colleagues has provided new insights into the creation of the oldest dated ...

Just 30 minutes drive from south east London you’ll find Cobham – the village with its own heritage trail and where Charles Dickens once stayed.

Mighty warhorses, as richly adorned and armoured as their knightly riders, are an immediately recognisable icon of the ...

Payton’s catchphrase “Tis my jester” has become a sort of rallying cry for the KnightTok subgenre, combining historical ...

The Medieval Fair of Norman will return to Reaves Park this weekend for its 48th year.

New Finnish research shows infants were breastfed longer in the Middle Ages than in the 1800s. Isotope analysis of children’s ...

Armored men and women representing Texas and Oklahoma gather in Mississippi each year to take on similar fighters ...

A lost 800-year-old Merlin and King Arthur manuscript was found in the 16th-century book and studied using advanced imaging ...

For Honor offers medieval combat with knights, samurai, and Vikings in varied game modes. Ghost of Tsushima's Feudal Japan setting follows a samurai using stealth and combat. Kingdom Come ...