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Review: How England Began: From Roman Britian to Anglo-Saxons
Nicholas J. Higham | Yale University Press, 2026 | Book Review
Rome left Britain in the early fifth century. Within a century, the south and east were already turning Anglo-Saxon. By 600, English speech and Germanic material culture domina...
Kyiv's Quiet Kingmaker: What the Sources Really Say About Yaroslav the Wise
By the 1030s, a Norwegian prince, two English princes, and a Hungarian claimant were all living under one roof in Kyiv.
By the 1030s, a Norwegian prince, two English princes, and a Hungarian claimant were all living under one roof in Kyiv....
Four Medieval Reads Just Landed, Here's What's Worth Your Shelf Space
New medieval history hits shelves every month, and most of it slides past unnoticed. This batch is worth a second look: a reassessment of women written out of the chronicles, a queen whose reputation depends entirely on who’s telling the st...
Kingdom of Heaven, Scored: What Ridley Scott Got Right, and What He Simplified
Ridley Scott spent a reported $80 million rebuilding twelfth-century Jerusalem for Kingdom of Heaven.
Ridley Scott spent a reported $80 million rebuilding twelfth-century Jerusalem for Kingdom of Heaven. The film's costumes, its walls, its...
The King the Pope Never Got to Approve
The Golden Bull of 1356 is the document that settled, once and for all, how the Holy Roman Empire chose its king.
The Golden Bull of 1356 is the document that settled, once and for all, how the Holy Roman Empire chose its king. Issued by E...
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Luciano Anastasi, founder of HistoryMedieval, curates medieval history—articles, sources, and book reviews—making a thousand years of evidence readable for scholars, teachers, students, and enthusiasts.
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