Nov 22, 2009

The Life of Saint Boniface: The Political and Pious Biography of the Apostle of the Germans

By: David Tubbs

Oct 26, 2009

Viking Attack on Lindisfarne, 793AD: The First Recorded Raid by Vikings in England, at Holy Island

By: Rachel Bellerby

Oct 12, 2009

1066 & Rather More – A Walk Through History: By Huon Mallalieu - Book Review

By: Rachel Bellerby

Sep 25, 2009

Life and Work in Medieval Monasteries: Copying Books at Monasteries

By: Diane Evans

Sep 7, 2009

L'Anse Aux Meadows, Viking Site in Newfoundland: An Archaeological Site Which May Prove Early Viking Settlement

By: Rachel Bellerby

Aug 31, 2009

Cuthbert and Lindisfarne Island: Cuthbert, The Seventh Century Saint and His Life on Holy Island

By: Rachel Bellerby

Aug 20, 2009

The Foundation of Hertford 912-913AD: The Founding and Early History of a Region of England

By: David Pilling

Aug 13, 2009

Church And State In The Early Middle Ages: The Efforts of Crown and Cross To Control Society

By: Nate Breidenbaugh

Aug 10, 2009

Bede and the Monastery of Wearmouth-Jarrow: The Monastic Life of the Scholar Known as England’s First Historian

By: Rachel Bellerby

Jun 8, 2009

Monasticism in Early Christianity: The Evolution of Hermit Spirituality to the Rule of St. Benedict

By: Michael Streich

Apr 27, 2009

The Viking Longhouse: How People Lived in the Viking Age

By: Rachel Bellerby

Apr 20, 2009

The Venerable Bede, Father of English History: Bede, Author of The Ecclesiastical History of the English People

By: Rachel Bellerby

Apr 19, 2009

Cluny and the 10th Century Reform Movement: Benedictine Monasteries Confront Early Medieval Corruption

By: Michael Streich

Apr 18, 2009

Charlemagne's Empire as a Renaissance: Strong and Devout Leadership Created Enduring Institutions

By: Michael Streich

Mar 21, 2009

El Cid Campeador: The Champion of Spain

By: Grant Sebastian Nell

Mar 10, 2009

The Mongols and Plague: Spreading the Black Death

By: Rebecca Hersh

Mar 9, 2009

Relics in Early Church History: The Veneration of Saints and Martyrs by Medieval Christians

By: Michael Streich

Feb 16, 2009

Early Christianity on the Isle of Man: A History of Manx Christianity

By: Rachel Bellerby

Feb 9, 2009

The Viking Knarr Merchant Ship: A Viking Cargo and Exploration Vessel

By: Rachel Bellerby

Dec 15, 2008

The Vikings in York: Jorvik, England’s Viking Town

By: Rachel Bellerby

Dec 8, 2008

Early Frankish History in Europe: Dark-Age Europe, The Frankish Tribes, the Merovingian Kingdom

By: Miles Burk

Sep 22, 2008

The Medieval Origins of Westminster Palace: A History of London’s Houses of Parliament

By: Rachel Bellerby

Sep 1, 2008

Medieval Viking Gods: Nordic Religion in the Middle Ages

By: Rachel Bellerby

Jul 21, 2008

The Viking Longship: Use of the Longboat in Viking Warfare

By: Rachel Bellerby

Jun 12, 2008

'The Vikings' Book Review: With a Foreword by Magnus Magnusson

By: Rachel Bellerby

May 22, 2008

Hilda 7th Century Abbess of Whitby: A Medieval Woman Who Ran a Double Monastery in Northern England

By: Rachel Bellerby

May 19, 2008

Charlemagne – Book Review: The Latest Medieval Book From Rosamond McKitterick

By: Rachel Bellerby

Apr 14, 2008

Viking Weapons: Weaponry used by the Vikings in War, Sea Battles and Raids

By: Rachel Bellerby

Mar 27, 2008

Brythnoth of Essex, Man of Valor: An Example Of Bravery Against The Vikings

By: Anastacia Prisbrey

Mar 25, 2008

Arthur's Round Table: Gwenivere's Dowry of Legend

By: Anastacia Prisbrey

Mar 19, 2008

St Seiriol and Penmon Priory: Sixth Century Welsh Hermit who Lived on the Isle of Anglesey

By: Rachel Bellerby

Feb 24, 2008

The Origin of King Arthur: Hrolf Kraki, The Volsung Saga tell of Britain's famous medieval King

By: Anastacia Prisbrey

Feb 10, 2007

Holy royalty: the Merovingians: Despite “Da Vinci,” this Frankish dynasty left important legacies

By: Kelli Briscoe

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