Incertus
IncertusIt is a glory and a privilege to love what Death doesn’t touch.
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The Oldest English World Map: A Pre-Conquest Vision of the Earth
We know what medieval maps look like. A circle filled with islands, surrounded by a turbulent sea. Small citadels representing cities whose names are half-familiar, half-foreign to a non-Latinate reader: Roma, Taphana, Gallia. Monsters and ...
How Old is ‘Haha’? The Sound of Medieval Laughter
I was flipping through the digitised pages of a 13th century manuscript, when I stumbled across a very strange illustration. Well, the image itself – a shepherd wrangling his animals with a stick – isn’t that out-of-place in a bestiary. How...
Painting Horror on Faceless Faces: The artist of Chaldon's 13th-century fresco
The early 13th-century fresco in Chaldon Church is technically a Doom painting, a medieval mural of the Last Judgement. If you’re researching Dooms, the red-and-white painting is one of the first results Google provides. However, to describ...
Stop Using AI for Useless Things
To call someone a Luddite is rarely a compliment. In school, we’re taught that these short-sighted opponents of the Industrial Revolution smashed up machines in a powerful, but ultimately meaningless, display of defiance. The idea sticks. Y...
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Literature PGR student, public medievalist and lover of beautifully broken things. I creep before I walk.
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