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Category: Medieval History

Tower of London (1)

  The Tower of London lies at the eastern end of the medieval walled city. Its foundation dates from 1066, … More

Tower of London

Harry Hotspur

Henry Percy was born at Alnwick Castle in May 13 64, the eldest son of the Earl of Northumberland. He … More

Alnwick, Alnwick Castle, Harry Hotspur, Henry Bollingbrooke, Henry Percy, King Richard, Percy family

Tynemouth Priory and Castle (2)

Tynemouth Priory was refounded around the year 1090 and in 1093 was the site of burial of King Malcolm the … More

Tynemouth priory and castle

Ely Cathedral (1)

The Cathedral in Ely is known locally as  ‘The ship of the Fens’ due to its visibility from miles around … More

Ely, Ely Cathedral

London’s Medieval walls

After the departure of the Romans the area within the city walls was deserted, the Anglo-Saxons preferring to settle around … More

London Medieval walls

Mary Rose (11) Music

A number of musical instruments were found in the wreck of the Mary Rose. A boxwood pipe made by the … More

Mary Rose, Medieval musical Instruments, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (10): Combs

A large selection of combs have been recovered from the wreck

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (9): Shoes

A number of different pairs of shoes and boots were preserved in the wreck. Here are 2 examples from the … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (8) The Galley

The Cooks cabin was next to the galley. In it were found his personal eating implements – a small knife, … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

Mary Rose (7): The Surgeon

The Surgeon aboard ship performed operations but was also responsible for the treatment of all forms of disease encountered by … More

Mary Rose, Portsmouth, Portsmouth Dockyard

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