Author Shelley Puhak resurrects two queens of the early Middle Ages from historical erasure in a powerful feminist history. Watch Party Newsletter What to watch Win $100 📚 Celeb news ⭐ ...

Yes, in some ways, Medieval Times is still in the Dark Ages. ... “I love you, queen!” yelled the middle-aged men in the front row, by now several horns of ale into the evening.

This course explores medieval Europe through the female lens. We will illuminate the influence of women on war, politics, business, religion and culture. We will study queens, writers, artists, nuns ...

Politically active women thrived in the Middle Ages—as queens, duchesses, countesses, and so on—because the medieval period seated political power within noble families, ...

From the fall of Rome to the dawn of the Renaissance, the Middle Ages spanned over a thousand years of dramatic change. In this video, we break down the full timeline of the medieval era in just 15 ...

Medieval Times debuted its first castle in Benidorm, Spain in 1977, then brought its Middle Ages theater to the United States, opening a castle in Kissimmee, Florida in 1983.

If the Middle Ages have become a shorthand for brutality, they can also highlight the supposed inadequacies of non-Western societies. Since the September 11 terrorist attacks, it has become ...

A queen rules at Medieval Times for the first time. The show is still stuck in the Dark Ages. Doña Maria Isabella presides over a kingdom of knights and squires, horses and falcons ...