Medieval Courts Put Murderous Pigs on Trial and the Records Are Stranger Than Fiction

Dos años enterrado en una cocina: a juicio los 2 acusados del crimen de Francisco de Pablo

Dos años enterrado en una cocina: a juicio los 2 acusados del crimen de Francisco de Pablo

Medieval Wound Man

From The Public Domain Review, The Many Lives of the Medieval Wound Man , a diagram found in many medical texts beginning in the early 1400s

Death, schism and conspiracy: Orkney’s renegade Catholic monks

Trial by Combat: A Historical Examination of the Judicial Duel in Medieval Europe

Trial by combat (also wager of battle, trial by battle or judicial duel) was a method of Germanic law to settle accusations in the absence o

The Diet of Medieval Peasants and Serfs: Bread, Pottage, and the Threat of Famine

Explore how medieval peasants and serfs ate through bread, pottage, ale, pulses, dairy, fasting, famine, labor, and seasonal survival.

Bread as Survival, Law, and Faith in Medieval Europe

Bread shaped medieval survival through labor, law, class, famine, faith, markets, and the daily struggle to turn grain into life.