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Medieval Monday: Markets
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I didn’t have much free time over the last week–my business has kept me overly busy. But I didn’t want to miss my Medieval…
Medieval Monday: The Medieval Mill
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Some of my recent posts have talked about the harvesting, threshing, and winnowing of grain, and how vital grains were as a food source…
Medieval Monday: The Medieval Home
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This week I came across a book that I’d honestly forgotten I owned. A treasure of information that speaks out to us from an…
Medieval Monday: The Labors of September
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? “Now in autumn, in which the fruits of the earth are assembled, is the time of reaping and of the vintage, and it…
Medieval Monday: The Thrill of The Hunt
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“The time of the hunter is without idleness and without evil thoughts…hunters live in this world more joyfully than any other men. For when…
Medieval Monday: Pleasure Gardens
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The last couple of posts have been about summer activities in the Middle Ages, from the hard labor of harvesting crops, to the diversions…
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