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Avid historian, book reader, antique enthusiast, coffee obsessed.

Most Common Beverages in The Medieval Period

In the Medieval period, people enjoyed drinking as much as we enjoy it today, and because they did not have water filters back then it was actually even more necessary to drink a brewed beverage.

The Amazing History of Diocletian’s Palace

Diocletian's Palace is a beautiful Roman palace that was built in the 4th century of the common era. Today, it can be discovered in the old town of Split, Croatia.

William Wallace Sword – Legendary Sword or Replica?

The William Wallace Sword is a large two-handed sword, and as the name suggests, it was once wielded by William Wallace

The 10 Grusome Steps of the William Wallace Death

After the execution of William Wallace, his body was cut into four pieces and shown around the country to demonstrate what would happen to rebels.

The Stories Of 5 Extremely Respected Female Warriors

Of course, The Maid of Orléans is one of the most remarkable figures in history: of any kind, of any gender, of any age.

The 2 Most Notorious Medieval Gangs That You Have Never Heard Of

A generation later after their deaths, the Folvilles were celebrated as Robin Hood-like outlaws who righted the wrongs of bad government.

How did advertising work in the Medieval Period?

In ancient Rome, Augustus had a very famous statue that was displayed to the public multiple times in order to boost his image to the masses.

How Did People Trim and Maintain Their Nails in Medieval Times?

The first option was cutting your nails with a small knife, but this was considered dangerous because you could hurt yourself, and miss cutting a nail could hurt pretty bad.

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