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RELIC OF JESUS’ CRUCIFICTION CROSS FOUND OR MORE OF THE SAME?

by gayemack | Aug 3, 2013 | Writer's Work and History's Mysteries

  Admittedly, the time frame here is far earlier than the 12th or 13th centuries I’m used to exploring and writing about, but yesterday’s piece in Huffington  was just too good to pass up here for those of you who missed it on Facebook, Twitter,...

EXCAVATIONS AT BRITAIN’S 12THC FURNESS ABBEY REVEALS PHENOMENAL REMAINS OF ABBOT

by gayemack | Mar 25, 2013 | Writer's Work and History's Mysteries

     Approximately a year ago, archeological researchers from Oxford discovered remains of one of Furness Abbey’s medieval abbots. Furness, founded in 1124 by King Stephen.  Located in northern Cumbria, it was the second largest, wealthiest and obviously influential,...

MOVE OVER KING RICHARD III, MAKE WAY FOR THE BONES OF KING ALFRED OF WESSEX

by gayemack | Feb 16, 2013 | Writer's Work and History's Mysteries

 Last week archaeological authorities in England’s north announced that indeed, the skeleton found last summer underneath a municipal car park in Leicester is that of the notorious King Richard III.  Now on the heels of this discovery, a team of archaeologists from...

DIGGING UP THE BONES-‘INTERESTING’ MEDIEVAL DISCOVERIES

by gayemack | Nov 3, 2012 | Writer's Work and History's Mysteries

Several archaeological projects with the potential of revealing answers to some of England’s medieval mysteries have  been in the news and are worth mentioning here for my fellow medieval history buffs and writers.  Earlier this fall I posted a piece on medieval...

BRITAIN’S OLDEST ALMSHOUSE-WINCHESTER’S ST. CROSS

by gayemack | Oct 4, 2012 | Writer's Work and History's Mysteries

Throughout Europe in the tenth century, almshouses, particularly in Great Britain emerged as centers which provided charitable housing based on Christian values for those struggling in dire poverty.  Although the religious aspect is less important today than it was in...
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