Archive for January, 2007
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The text of the twelfth-century chronicle online.
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Where the quotes come from and what your Guide does and doesn't know about them.
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One of the most comprehensive timelines of the English Middle Ages was written during the English Middle Ages. Take a look at the origin, development and survival of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle in this feature by your Guide.
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He was a diplomat, a teacher, a philosopher and a historian whose travels in North Africa and Spain brought many adventures. He wrote one of the most significant philosophies of...
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What can tree rings tell us about our past? Firstly, they can tell scientists, through the technique of dendrochonology, when and where a particular piece of wood originated. From there...
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There has never been any real evidence of a woman pope, but that hasn't stopped some folks from insisting it must have happened. Now a film is in the works,...
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A public-domain portrait of John Calvin, free for your use at the Medieval and Renaissance History Portrait Gallery.
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Life at University for the medieval teen.
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A map of the political divisions of Germany and Central Europe in the year 1555.
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Humanist philosopher, writer, Renaissance artist and architect, Leon Battista Alberti is considered by many scholars to be the quintessential Renaissance universal man of learning.
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One of Britain's most important artifacts is a record of its own history: The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a narrative of events in timeline form. This fascinating record of Britain's past...
Posted on January 18, 2007 by About Medieval History • There are no comments, hop to it!