From the Middle Ages to Surrealism on a Stroll
The article explores Zafra, Spain, highlighting its blend of medieval history and modern attractions.
The museum in Gniezno removed part of the exhibition. The works previously caused controversy
The Museum of the Beginnings of the Polish State in Gniezno has removed some controversial memes from its temporary exhibition on the Middle Ages.
Archaeologists find surprising evidence regarding what happened to lepers in the Middle Ages
Archaeologists have unearthed unexpected findings related to the fate of lepers during medieval times in Denmark.
Researchers find surprising connection about disease in the Middle Ages
Researchers have discovered unexpected links regarding disease patterns during the Middle Ages, shedding light on historical health crises.
Seoul City Launches Free Employment Support System for Ages 40-64: 'Middle-aged Employment Academy'
Seoul City is launching a new employment support system called 'Middle-aged Employment Academy' aimed at residents aged 40 to 64.
We are experiencing a political Middle Ages, says the man who examines what Palestinians really think
A discussion with Obada Ε taja sheds light on Palestinian public opinion and the challenges of conveying a complete narrative amid ongoing conflict.
Eco loved the Middle Ages, whisky, and semiotics. He left behind a library with 35,000 volumes
The article reflects on the legacy of Italian writer Umberto Eco, highlighting his passion for the Middle Ages, semiotics, whisky, and his significant literary contributions, including his first novel, The Name of the Rose.
1,500 coins, amphorae or swords: the hidden treasure plundered by a couple in Palma
A couple in Palma has been accused of plundering over 1,500 artifacts, including coins and weapons ranging from Greek times to the Middle Ages, which were seized at Palma airport.
Fasching with Dance and Games: How the Nuremberg People Unleashed Themselves in the Middle Ages
The article explores the historical traditions of Fasching in Nuremberg, highlighting wild revelry and the emptying of food stores before the fasting season of Lent.
Return to the Electric Middle Ages. Peugeot 5008 is a Family Treasure with a Problematic Battery
The new Peugeot 5008 e-Dual Motor version features a stylish design and spacious interior but is criticized for its exclusive electric all-wheel drive amid challenging winter conditions.
First Wildcat Since the Middle Ages - Last Minute Rescue
For the first time in centuries, a wildcat has been genetically confirmed in Schleswig-Holstein, marking its return to the region thanks to a rescue effort by a hunter who collected necessary samples.
This Peace Determined the Fate of the Balkan Peoples Since the Middle Ages
The article discusses the significance of the peace agreement made in Aachen in 813 between Charlemagne and Byzantine Emperor Michael, which set a foundation for better relations and political alignment between the two powers impacting the region inhabited by today's Croats.
Blow to the black legend: the Spanish doctors who revolutionized history... and the world has forgotten
A new essay explores the biographies of Spanish physicians who advanced science from the Middle Ages to modern times, challenging the often overlooked contributions of these medical pioneers.
For a Face Without Aging: The Myth of the Elixir of Gold That Killed the Nobles of Europe
The article explores humanity's historical obsession with combating aging and the mythical search for the 'Elixir of Life' from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, questioning the validity of ancient recipes claiming to achieve this.
Merchant from Venice Spent 17 Years in China. His Book Was a Great Hit
Marco Polo, a 13th and 14th-century Venetian merchant and explorer, is renowned for his writings that provide essential insights into the cultures of the Far East, particularly China, which significantly influenced European understanding of Asia during the Middle Ages.
Power Outage in Berlin: 'And then you come home and feel like youβre in the Middle Ages'
The power outage in Berlin has left residents feeling like they're living in the dark ages, as many homes resort to candles and ice-covered roads abound.
The Bear and the Strawberry Tree, the first 'Madrid brand' that has survived from the Middle Ages against any attempts at redesign
The article discusses the historical significance and enduring symbolism of El Oso y el MadroΓ±o, Madrid's first brand emblem, which has withstood redesign efforts since medieval times.
Pepin the Short overthrew the king in the Frankish Empire after the Pope approved it
Pepin the Short, the first Frankish king from the Carolingian dynasty, significantly influenced European politics in the early Middle Ages by establishing closer ties with the Pope in Rome.
In this imposing castle, with a nearly 40-meter tower, was imprisoned Juana I
The Castillo de la Mota in Medina del Campo, Valladolid, is a magnificent fortress known for its historical significance and architectural beauty, having been a central point during the late Middle Ages and a site of notable events in monarchy history.