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Richard III at Bosworth

September 12, 2012
12 mins read

Following the discovery of remains believed to be those of Richard III, take a look at what really happened at Bosworth

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Medieval/Wars of the Roses

15th-Century Armour

November 14, 2011
1 min read
2

By the late 15th century, armour weighed 60lbs or more, leaving men breathless, sluggish, and subject to rapid fatigue. It also dulled the senses. Worst

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Early Modern/Medieval/Samurai Wars

The Making of Total War: Shogun 2

March 10, 2011
4 mins read

Samurai grab your swords: the Total War game franchise is heading back to Japan for it’s next strategy sequel.

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Battle Maps/Feature/Medieval/Wars of the Roses

Map of the Battle Of Wakefield, 30th December 1460 – War of the Roses

January 31, 2011
1 min read

The Battle of Wakefield was a maor battle in the War of the Roses. It took place at Sandal Magna near Wakefield,

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Medieval/Weapons Technology

The Goedendag: Medieval Weaponry

January 11, 2011
1 min read

Simple weapons can prove astonishingly effective. The Flemish goedendag was a long wooden club, reinforced with iron rings binding and strengthening it.

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Medieval/Weapons Technology

The Longbow: Medieval Weaponry

January 11, 2011
2 mins read
5

Over 6ft in length, the longbow was capable of killing a man at over 200 yards. The best bows were made of

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Battle Maps/Feature/Medieval

The Battle of Bannockburn, 1314

January 10, 2011
2 mins read

As every Scotsman knows, in 1314, at midsummer, the might of the English army came to grief in the boggy ground below

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Battle Maps/Feature/Medieval

The Battle of Courtrai, 1302

January 10, 2011
1 min read

In 1302, the townspeople of Flanders rebelled against the French, laying siege to the castle at Courtrai. The French sent an army

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