One of the more important elements in the Medieval Landscape was the deer park. Dalby Hage near Lund. This may be the earliest known example in Scandinavia. Perhaps it was inspired by the royal parks in England near Winchester?
Category: Medieval Travels
Jewish Museum in Cologne
During the last decade archaeologists in Cologne have re-excavated the 700-year old synagogue with its adjacent Mikveh...
Sven Forkbeard and his Grave
Sweyn Forkbeard was buried in Lund in Scania, where what is left of his church can be seen beneath the floor of a local café...
History and Stories of Love and Conversion in Fourteenth-Century Burgos
RESEARCH: The article invites us to take part in a medieval walk-through of the chapel of Santa Catalina in the Cathedral of Burgos
Arab Baths in Jaén
A virtual reconstruction of the Arab Baths in Jaén in Spain inspire the imagination...
Medieval Inns
NEW RESEARCH: Medieval Inns in England were big business and innkeepers were prominent members of society...
Codex Calixtinus
After the recovery form theft, the world’s first tourist-guide - the Codex Calixtinus - will go on a tour next year
Jarrow and Bede
Bid for World Heritage Status for Wearmouth-Jarrow founders on review from ICOMOS
Glass at Glastonbury
In AD 680 Glastonbury Abbey ran the first glass furnace in Britain
Herrenhof Lauresham
Lauresham is a Carolingian manor being rebuilt at Lorsch...