Croatia’s Medieval Enigma: The Mysterious Figure Carved on a Marble Relief
Mysterious figure in marble, 11th century. Image:Â CC BY-SA 3.0 Nestled within the serenity of Jupiterâs Temple in Split, Croatia, a pagan sanctuary turned into a baptistery during the medieval era, and etched onto the marble, an enigmatic relief of the king weaves together the grace of royalty and the allure of historical mystery, captivating all […]
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Saga of Gisli the Outlaw: Window into the Viking World
The Saga of Gisli Sursson, or Gisli the Outlaw â believed to have been written sometime in the thirteenth century â is an exceptional window into the Viking world during a period of profound and rapid change.
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A Man of Trust: 15th Century Spy Adventures of Bertrandon de La Broquière
Bertrandon de La Broquière, the 15th-century Burgundian spy, a man of certain skills, experience and great influence on the Dukeâs Court, was ready for the mission of his life.
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Gallery: Herbs, Vegetables and a Lot of Fresh Air – Healthy Lifestyle in Medieval Times
During medieval times, leading a certain type of lifestyle could bring more balance, energy, joy, and happiness into your life.
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Eric Bloodaxe (1): The Last King of Northumbriaâs Ouster from Norway
Eric âBloodaxeâ Haraldsson (c. 885-954), the last king of Northumbria â a realm the Vikings usurped after the invasion and conquest of much of England by the Great Heathen Army between the years 867 and 872AD, was one of Norwegian king Harald Fairhairâs many sons sired from nine wives.
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