During medieval times, bells were believed to be protective items and often buried with women. The second 600-year-old grave did not have as many artifacts, the museum said. A broken pot found in ...

During medieval times, bells were believed to be protective items and often buried with women. The second 600-year-old grave did not have as many artifacts, the museum said. A broken pot found in ...

One medieval grave belonged to a middle-aged woman. Archaeologists described it as abundant and exceptional. An X-ray shows the 600-year-old jewelry adorning the woman.

At least 110,000 hand-written manuscripts produced in Latin Roman Catholic Europe between 400 and 1500 CE were copied by women, more than previously believed, claims a study published in Nature ...

These Rare Artifacts Tell Medieval Women’s Stories in Their Own Words A new exhibition at the British Library explores the public, private and spiritual lives of such figures as Joan of Arc ...

And according to a first-of-its-kind quantitative review, more than a few of them were penned by women. Experts estimate medieval scribes produced over 10 million manuscripts between 400-1500 CE, ...

Archaeologists unearthed two medieval graves with crown, ... the National Museum of Lithuania said in a May 15 news release. ... An X-ray shows the 600-year-old woman’s adornments.

During medieval times, bells were believed to be protective items and often buried with women. The second 600-year-old grave did not have as many artifacts, the museum said. A broken pot found in ...

During medieval times, bells were believed to be protective items and often buried with women. The second 600-year-old grave did not have as many artifacts, the museum said. A broken pot found in ...