Gone Medieval

From long-lost Viking ships to kings buried in unexpected places; from murders and power politics, t

Episodes

Total: 381

Rise of the Assassins

2023/4/15

This is a special episode from a series we made in collaboration with Ubisoft, the makers of Assassi

Throughout April, Gone Medieval is your perfect companion for the forthcoming coronation of King Cha

The Second Baron’s War was a time of great unrest and upheaval in 13th century England. Fought just

Though today it is just a muddy field, the small hamlet of Yeavering was once a bustling centre of A

A coronation is a moment of history packed with symbolism and meaning, and throughout April 2023 Gon

Vikings in Spain

2023/3/28

When we think of Vikings, we tend to picture them in the colder climates of Northern Europe, and not

The Real Dick Whittington

2023/3/25

Dick Whittington - who died 600 years ago this month - is a familiar name to generations of pantomim

Thanks to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the legends of Thor, Odin and Asgard are familiar to millio

In our modern and digital age, contemporary music has many influences: heartbreak, war, even climate

Everyone lies from time to time but some lies have had a particular influence on world events and ha

Battle of Towton

2023/3/11

What do skeletal remains from the fifteenth century tell us about one of the largest and bloodiest b

What made for the ideal woman in the Middle Ages? In her new book The Once and Future Sex, Dr.

Wales in the Medieval period had a thriving bardic tradition and one poet is particularly fascinatin

One year ago, Russia invaded Ukraine. While the invasion and subsequent war have largely been d

Birth of Cornwall

2023/2/25

In the fifth century, Western Europe began remaking itself in the turmoil that followed the collapse

Maps. They are an essential part of modern life. But when and how did people in medieval Britain fir

Women and the Crusades

2023/2/18

Women were an integral feature of the crusade movement. They were not only sometimes participants on

When archeologists uncovered a jewellery hoard buried beneath the Iron Age ring fort of Sandby Borg

First defined in law in 1352, treason remains one of the most serious crimes a person can commit. An

For monks and monasteries in Anglo-Saxon England, obliteration by Vikings was a constant threat. Lik