Posts on life in the Middle Ages

Medieval Chronicle

While it’s undeniably true that women had fewer opportunities than men and had more limits placed on their agency, women were nonetheless able to exert a considerable degree of influence on the domestic sphere- the household. 

Medieval Chronicle

While medieval warfare was dominated by the sustained siege of a fortified castle or city, armies also regularly met in direct combat on the battlefield.

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Battle Castle host Dan Snow reveals how Beaumaris Castle's walls were constructed. This castle is part of Edward I's "Iron Ring" in northern Wales.

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There's one big thing you may not know about Battle Castle's host Dan Snow, eh!

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This week, we shine the spotlight on Battle Castle's host - historian and broadcaster Dan Snow.

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Siege towers are giant movable buildings – big rectangles on wheels that protect attackers as they approach the castle and give access to the tops of its walls.

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Battle Castle host Dan Snow explains the impressive grain stores at Malbork Castle in Poland. 

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Every Monday, we share three awesome medieval moments we've found on the web - people who, like us, have been inspired to bring the Middle Ages into their daily lives.

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Every Monday, we share three awesome medieval moments we've found on the web - people who, like us, have been inspired to bring the Middle Ages into their daily lives.

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Battle Castle with Dan Snow will air in Canada Feb. 23 on History Television! First up - the epic tale of Syria's Crac des Chevaliers, the crown jewel of Crusader castles. 

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