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May 1453 saw Constantinople under siege. In this episode of Gone Medieval, Matt Lewis is joined by Prof. Marc David Baer to delve into this epochal moment in medieval history.
How did the city of Constantinople come to tower over medieval Europe as one of the continent’s foremost cities? And why did it earn such a lofty reputation?
TV presenter Ben Robinson joins Matt Lewis to take about the seaside settlements discovered by the BBC series Villages by the Sea.
Medieval people were very concerned about how to deal with those in their midst who had leprosy..
Phillipa Langley reveals new and compelling evidence about what happened to King Edward V and his brother Richard, Duke of York in 1483
Burma – now Myanmar – was once a superpower playing a pivotal role at the crossroads of Asia. Dr. Eleanor Janega visits a new exhibition at the British Museum to explore how Burma in the Middle Ages became a fertile ground for diverse cultures.
Matt Lewis finds out more about the family behind England's most obsessed-over queen, Anne Boleyn.
Did the Vikings convert to Christianity because they were truly touched by religion or was their new professed faith a means to an end
What time-tested solutions can the medieval period offer for all of life's biggest problems?
Dr. Eleanor Janega finds out more about the unique qualities of folkloric ghost beliefs in Wales.