What’s new in medieval studies? Here are ten open-access articles published in September, which include pieces focusing on medieval England and Poland.

Discover how medieval scribes turned manuscripts into vibrant works of art — from rare pigments and gold leaf to enduring brilliance a millennium later.

The medieval Assassin fidais were elite Nizari killers whose fearsome reputation blended myth, legend and the stark reality of their missions.

Take our quiz of 20 medieval riddles by the monk Claret and test your wits against these centuries-old puzzles.

What was childhood like in the Middle Ages?

A six-week course exploring medieval music and the intertwined powers of politics and religion.

Here is the best history and historical fiction I've read this season so far... Before we get onto autumn books, two exciting things.

Empire Earth remains one of my most favorite games for a reason. The game is a sandbox not just a game you play and put away then come back to it.

Explore the chaotic, low-budget making of Monty Python and the Holy Grail—from castles and coconuts to comedy legends and cult success.

Discover 15 medieval sayings from the Book of Dede Korkut, capturing the wisdom, honour, and values of nomadic steppe warriors.

This week on The Medieval Podcast, Danièle speaks with Sara Butler about forensic medicine, and how death investigation was conducted in medieval England.

A medieval king turned to trial by combat and fire to decide a religious dispute in Spain — one of the strangest episodes of the Middle Ages.