Steven Till – Author of medieval fiction

Warrior tomb discovered in Poland

by Steven
September 10, 2015September 10, 2015

From Archaeology.org: SANDOMIERZ, POLAND—An early eleventh-century wooden chamber tomb containing the remains of an elite warrior has been unearthed in southwestern Poland. Science in Poland… Read More »

Medieval objects uncovered at shopping center in Oxford

by Steven
August 11, 2015

From the BBC: Rare and exciting” leather and wooden objects 700 years old have been found at an archaeological dig in Oxford. Experts uncovered 50… Read More »

Exeter Castle

by Steven
June 17, 2015

Exeter Castle, also known as Rougemont Castle, was originally no more than a defensive city wall built by the Romans and later repaired by King… Read More »

Making suits of armor

by Steven
June 16, 2015

Watch how suits of armor are constructed in this How It’s Made program, originally aired on the Discovery channel. How It’s Made – Suits of Armor… Read More »

Kindle Unlimited

by Steven
June 12, 2015June 12, 2015

I’ve recently been testing out Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited feature. Basically, you can keep as many books as you like from a catalog of over 800,000… Read More »

Who were the Vikings?

by Steven
May 29, 2015

From the Jorvik Viking Center. A collection of quick, historical articles detailing the lives of the Norsemen. Subjects cover: Who were the Vikings? Where did… Read More »

Vikings traded first, plundered later

by Steven
May 21, 2015

From Live Science: The Viking Age may not have started with the plundering of England, but with the peaceful trading of handcrafted combs made out… Read More »

The Battle of Nations: Full contact medieval combat

by Steven
May 8, 2015

The Battle of Nations is an international medieval combat championship, where teams from various countries come together and compete in a full contact competition using… Read More »

Yoda found in medieval manuscript

by Steven
April 23, 2015

From AV Club: There has been a lot of exciting Star Wars news over the last few days, but this might be the most exciting… Read More »

Ghostly faces and invisible verse found in medieval King Arthur text

by Steven
April 13, 2015

From Fox News: Ghostly faces and lines of verse previously invisible to the naked eye have been uncovered in the oldest surviving medieval manuscript written… Read More »

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