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One Hidden Medieval Word. Six Clues. Can You Solve It?
This month’s free article is something a little bit different, and comes to you courtesy of , the daily puzzle for those who love etymological history. If, like me, you become addicted by the challenge, do make sure to check out their Subst...
Come with me to an English medieval castle!
There are few things more magical for the history enthusiast than walking in the footsteps of our forbears. Whether that be along the streets of Pompeii, the trenches of northern France, or one of the many archaeological sites of the Greek...
Early Medieval England: A Personal Curriculum and Self-Study Programme
Early Medieval England
‘The six and a half centuries between the end of Roman rule and the Norman Conquest are among the most important in English history. This long period is also one of the most challenging to understand – which is...
On the Invention of History, and the Stories We Tell About the Past
Book Club | August 2026 | 'Storyland' Part Three ('Antiquity')
This post is the second in our Book Club read of Storyland: A New Mythology of Britain by Dr Amy Jeffs. It is not too late to join! Full details, including the reading schedule...
Three Scenes You Shouldn’t Miss in the Bayeux Tapestry
This week’s post is brought to you by Dr David Musgrove, author of The Story of the Bayeux Tapestry: Unraveling the Norman Conquest (2021). He has a PhD in medieval archaeology, and is the content director of HistoryExtra.com and its sister...
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Historian, writer, and Archaeology PhD student at Oxford University. Your guide to all things medieval(ish) here on Substack.
American historian, but always in the enigma of Russian history | intersecting literature & history | terror belli, decus pacis
Dr David Musgrove is content director of HistoryExtra.com, plus its sister print magazine BBC History Magazine. He has a PhD in archaeology. He is author of '100 Places that made Britain' and with Michael Lewis, 'The Story of the Bayeux Tapestry'.
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