This house is quite easy to build, but it still packs in a massive helping of detail, and studying it can be useful for players looking to learn how and where detail can be added to bigger builds.

What you ate in the Middle Ages depended heavily on who you were. In this video, we compare the diet of a wealthy medieval ...

Belle Tuten, an expert who earned her PhD in medieval history from Emory University, says House of the Dragon isn't particularly accurate in terms of monsters, wars and drama. .

Its accurate representation of medieval agricultural systems is an achievement, but what I found more impressive was that it represents medieval peasants and their lives more fully than most games ...

Medieval kingdoms incrementally forged more sophisticated institutions to mete out justice. The 12th century – the chronological muse of “House of the Dragon” – saw the emergence of ...

Medieval peasants worked only about 150 days in a year. The Church believed it was important to keep them happy with frequent, mandatory holidays. You have less holidays than a Medieval peasant.

Perhaps look for a group of people not perpetually engaged in siege warfare. “Medieval peasants are a weird one to go to, because, you know, they were rebelling constantly,” Janega noted.

It was covering a 33-foot deep medieval well. Colin Steer was curious. He dug a foot down before his wife made him stop. There are kids in the house, she told him. Now retired, Colin's back to work.

How many days a year did a medieval peasant work? According to a popular meme that has circulated for years, the answer is simple: "Medieval peasants worked only about 150 days a year." (Instagram ...