they’re in the National Museum of Ireland and they have been radiocarbon dated to tell us that hurling was happening in the 15th century. “They’re made of cow hair and matted horse hair.

Persian manuscript on paper, text written in delicate nasta'liq script in black ink in four columns, intercolumnar rules in gold with small floral motifs, inner margins ruled in colours and gold, ...

Killer rabbits might even have been a common trope among traveling minstrels, according to one scholar's discovery of a written record of a live performance preserved in a 15th-century manuscript ...