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Mysterious Skeleton at Westminster Abbey May Belong to Medieval Abbot
New research suggests that a mysterious skeleton found in a Roman sarcophagus at Westminster Abbey may belong to an Anglo-Saxon abbot.

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How Were Medieval Armies Organised? Lessons from a Thirteenth-Century Battle
How were medieval armies organised? David Bachrach examines the Battle of Ane in 1227 to explore the roles of knights, professional soldiers and peasants.

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The politics of ignorance between theology and imperial power, with Lea Niccolai
A conversation with Lea Niccolai on the challenge faced by emperors and theologians who claimed authority on the basis of their religious positions while simultaneously admitting that the truth about God lay beyond reach. How did they cope with this self-professed ignorance or deploy it as an asset in polemics, e.g., against heretics who presumed to know too much?

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Archaeologists Uncover 10th-Century Building at Lost Medieval Royal Palace in Germany
Archaeologists uncover a 10th-century stone building at the lost royal palace of Helfta in Germany, revealing new details about life under Otto the Great.

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Medieval Portraits of Milan’s Duchesses Restored in Italy
A fifteenth-century portal featuring sculpted portraits of Milan's medieval duchesses has been restored at the Certosa di Pavia in northern Italy.

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