“Casalinghitudine” returns from La Tartaruga with an illuminating afterword by Benedetta Centovalli, which explains its ...

Few feasts were as visible in medieval England as Corpus Christi. The feast was instituted by Pope Urban IV in 1264, following the visions of St Juliana of Liège and the work of St Thomas Aquinas, who ...

Merchants from all over Europe were coming here to do their business. Each arch belonged to one guild. Imagine in front of ...

Europa 1410, from developer Ashborne Games and publisher THQ Nordic, is a strategy simulation set in 1410 where you can ...

Tallinna vanalinn brings Toompea, merchant streets, churches and fortifications together in Tallinn, but its layers extend beyond the skyline. Schwarzweiss-Reportagebild vom Wahrzeichen Altstadt ...

Grote Markt is a rectangular public square in Brüssel, enclosed by a closely arranged group of Gothic, Baroque and later historic buildings. Its most striking feature is the contrast between the tall ...

While not about AI itself, let's consider things that cannot be automated.Bankruptcies among construction companies, ...

It's where the likes of Crusader Kings and Europa Universalis live, but there was another early vanguard of this extremely ...

Two 15th-century gold rings discovered in North Yorkshire, depicting the blood of Christ and St Margaret of Antioch, are heading to auction.

A 71-year-old detectorist found two 15th-century gold rings in a Yorkshire field 4 months apart; see why they're headed to auction, not a museum.

In the cities of medieval Europe, there existed craft unions called 'guilds,' organized by trade. Bakers, goldsmiths, weavers... each profession had its own guild, which managed every rule in the ...