Travelling for business, then as now, meant keeping careful track of your expenses, from what you ate, to who you schmoozed (and how), to what you did when your transportation broke down. [...]

The Romans constructed buildings and infrastructure all over Europe. What was the fate of these sites in the Middle Ages? [...]

New research into the original timber used to build the bell tower of St Giles' has uncovered previously unknown details about the construction of Edinburgh's iconic kirk as it approaches its 900th anniversary. [...]

Although people love to read and learn about The Wars of the Roses, there's one historical figure who is rarely found in the limelight: Henry VI. This week on The Medieval Podcast, Danièle speaks with Lauren Johnson about the somewhat forgotten “shadow king” Henry, his life, his illness, and his quiet but important legacy. [...]