Out of the 13 members who got medieval in Mexico in last year's tournament ... Also hitting the gold standard was Kat Halls who was undefeated in the women's Sword & Buckler. Representing Canada in ...

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. The Bayeux Tapestry is a remarkable example of medieval art. The embroidery piece depicts events leading up to the Norman ...

The school announced that Cotsworld Archaeology experts uncovered approximately 150 post-medieval burials not contained in burial vaults. Further excavations revealed approximately 170 earlier ...

The university commissioned the archaeological organization Cotswold Archaeology to excavate the location – and it was in this area that the medieval church was found. The ruined structure was i ...

A medieval church and burials were discovered as a university transforms a shopping center into an urban campus in the U.K. Mikal Ludlow Photography University of Gloucestershire Excavations in ...

The former owner of Point Buckler Island, John Sweeney, filed suit in Federal Court Tuesday against Solano County for $665 million in damage, alleging a “deliberate and coordinated conspiracy to ...

Researchers identified its more distant origin. By Jack Tamisiea Medieval scribes filled volumes called bestiaries with illustrations and descriptions of fantastic creatures. The manuscripts ...

During renovation work inside a museum in Croatia, archaeologists found some medieval ruins and confirmed a longstanding theory, photos show. Google Street View ...

During her appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, the supermodel, 29, talked to host Jimmy Fallon, 50, about a recent outing with her daughter Khai, 4, at Medieval Times in New Jersey.

Dating from the Early Medieval era, which ran from 400 to 1100 AD, the skeletons are from “a period which is very poorly documented in historical sources, and for which we have comparatively few ...

The Harvard Graduate School of Design displayed “Envisioning Cluny: Kenneth Conant and Representations of Medieval Architecture, 1872–2025”— an exhibition tracing the efforts of Kenneth J.