Decipher the piece of 'human skin' on the door of a medieval church
The nailed skins on the doors of some medieval churches were not actually those of the punished Danish robbers, according to legend.
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The nailed skins on the doors of some medieval churches were not actually those of the punished Danish robbers, according to legend.
George had to dig about 5 inches (13 cm) deep to unearth what could be said to be quite ancient based on its design and old-fashioned Latin inscription.
The researchers hope the high-resolution sonar system can help locate the medieval town of Ravenser Odd, which sank under the North Sea in the mid-14th century.
Scientists were surprised when they discovered the remains of a dolphin in a grave buried deep underground.
Every era has its own distinct customs, beliefs and traditions. To be fair, however, there is rarely a period in history that can be considered as outlandish as the Midd…
Experts in the UK successfully recover the face of a priest who died 900 years ago.
Representatives for this faction are the libertarianists of the medieval European church.
According to the latest research, one of the oldest swords in the world around 5,000 years old is kept in a museum on the island of Saint Lazarus, Venice.
If you've ever seen Ben-Hur would be impressed with the dramatic horse racing, in fact in the past there existed that sport, moreover there was another race that brought…
A medieval house with thick brick walls and caviar limestone fireplace is more likely to belong to a high-ranking person.
Archaeologists from Samara Polytech University came to examine the wreck located at a depth of 10 m under the Volga River, near the city of Samara.
Archaeologists do not know who inserted the Medieval sword into the underwater rock and for what purpose.
LIDAR's modern laser scanning technology has enabled Scottish scientists to discover more than 1,000 previously unseen relics on the beautiful island of Arran.
Go to help you build a house, a worker stumbles upon a treasure with 14,000 coins dating back to the Middle Ages.
While excavating the wreck of Gribshunden, a medieval warship off the coast of Sweden, a team of researchers stumbled upon barrels they believed to have traces of 500-ye…