# Medieval Histories: Nature History Heritage > Medieval Histories brings you the news about current exhibitions, new books and new research about the Middle Ages Generated by Yoast SEO v28.0, this is an llms.txt file, meant for consumption by LLMs. ## Pages - [Medieval Climate Change](https://www.medieval.eu/medieval-climate-change/) - [Medieval Histories](https://www.medieval.eu/) - [Holy Roman Emperor Henry II and Kunigunde](https://www.medieval.eu/holy-roman-emperor-henry-ii-and-kunigunde/) - [Wolves in the Middle Ages](https://www.medieval.eu/wolves-in-the-middle-ages/) - [Cædmon's World](https://www.medieval.eu/caedmons-world/) ## Posts - [The Justinian Plague – a Historical Blip or a Transformative Catastrophe?](https://www.medieval.eu/the-justinian-plague-a-historical-blip-or-a-transformative-catastrophe/): The Justinian Plague hit the Mediterranean in AD 541\. Historians, archaeologists, and scientists disagree as to the impact the epidemic had on the transformations from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages - [Carolingian Wars in Saxony 772\-804](https://www.medieval.eu/carolingian-wars-in-saxony-772-804/): The conflict between the Saxons and the Franks during the late 700s and early 800s wasn’t just a random clash\. Inflamed by a missionary zeal, it resonates in the 21st century - [Europe and the Dawn of the Middle Ages](https://www.medieval.eu/europe-dawn-middle-ages/): Europe is constituted by an impressive number of separate states and inhabited by numerous people separated by any number of distinct languages, traditions and histories\. A gift of the Middle Ages, we still live in the aftermath of these strange fragmented times - [The Medieval World and the Middle Ages](https://www.medieval.eu/the-medieval-world-and-the-middle-ages/): What was the Middle Ages known for? Why was it called the Middle Ages? What characterised the Medieval World? - [15th Century Europa – Dominated by War](https://www.medieval.eu/15th-century-europa-dominated-by-war/): The continued demographic crisis of 14thand 15thcentury plague\-ridden Europe did not calm the political waters\. Arguably, the majority of people got wealthier when they began to pluck off the clothes of the backs of their dead neighbours while stuffing themselves with the fat gees running wild on the abandoned fields\. One should have thought that just to have survived might have calmed the waters\. Instead, the wars ravaged the continent\. ## Products - [Premium News for Companies about Wilder Europe](https://www.medieval.eu/product/premium-news-about-wilder-europe-for-campanies/): Need to know about the future of \Wilder Europe\? As a company, you can subscribe for £599 on a yearly basis and get the weekly news to yours and you colleagues' mailbox about \
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