But one of its oddest legends comes from a 12th-century history of the kings of Britain ... The tale is repeated in a number ...

Some of the most magnificent and grand pieces of architecture in the world were made by the royalty and high ranking people ...

Easter is the most important festival of the Christian calendar, and so it is unsuprising that most of England’s ...

"Breakspear was a young, impoverished lad from England, with no family connections, no money, and it was quite remarkable ...

SAINT George’s Day is a day of celebration across England, as people celebrate the history of the country.  Normally ...

The researchers proposed that this may indicate a shift in the source of copper (needed to make bronze) for Swahili coins during the 11th and 12th centuries. Lead isotope analysis was conducted on ...

Fascinated by New England’s architectural history ... The Browns also helped build another crane to make repairs on the 14th-century Tocnik Castle outside Prague, which sits on a plateau ...

The church has huge historical significance - it was originally built as a Cistercian monastery in 1186, but was damaged during the conquest of Wales during the reign of King Edward I of England. The ...

On a day trip in East Devon, why not combine a wander around one of the various market towns before taking a hike in the surrounding ...

England is awash with ancient edifices ... The Grade II listed Norman dwelling dates back an astonishing 875 years to the mid-12th century. This building was awarded the distinction of "oldest ...

""Templars" chronicles the dramatic rise and fall of the Knights Templar, an order of warrior-monks founded in the early 12th century ... until the early 14th century, when King Philip IV of ...