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  1. The June issue of History Today goes on sale next week, so make sure you pick up the May issue while you still can!

    Featuring: the 1926 #GeneralStrike, the #RifWar, #JamesII and the Exclusion Crisis, #15thcentury Iceland, and more.

    historytoday.com/magazine

  2. 🎨 Portrait of a Young Scribe at Topkapı Palace, Istanbul, 1480 #15thcentury

  3. 📚 Hayo just finished reading The Little Ice Age: How Climate Made History 1300-1850 by Brian Fagan

    One of those books that was exactly what I was looking for. The author presents a very balanced scientific overview of the interplay between climatic and socio-economic flows. It paints a disturbing picture of our very recent history and gives a glimpse of what could happen in the next few hundred years.

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

    🔗 hayobethlehem.nl/library/book/

    #BookReview #Reading #Books #Bookstodon #Science #Apocalypse #Nonfiction #History #Medieval #15thCentury #16thCentury #17thCentury #18thCentury #19thCentury

  4. 📜 Pages from the Childhood Notebook of Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II (the Conqueror), c. 1440 (Ages 7–10) The pages contain the Greek alphabet written by his tutor, alongside his own experimental imperial tughra designs, the Arabic alphabet, as well as various human and animal portraits. #15thCentury

  5. In to thir dirk and drublie dayis,
    Quhone sabill all the hewin arrayis
    With mystie vapouris, cluddis and skyis,
    Nature all curage me denyis
    Off sangis, ballattis, and of playis…

    —William Dunbar (c.1459–1530), “Meditatioun in Wyntir”

    Full text with glosses available online (poem no. 15)

    metseditions.org/read/Kk2rqEDf

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #winter #15thcentury #medieval #Scots #Scotslanguage

  6. Love is all you need: Remembering The Kingis Quair

    Alan Riach discusses The Kingis Quair – a poem attributed to King James I of Scots (1394–1437), & described by C.S. Lewis as “the first modern book of love”

    thenational.scot/news/17372009

    #Scottish #literature #poem #poetry #lovepoetry #medieval #Scots #Scotslanguage #15thcentury #Scotstober

  7. @RoyReed @Pacoulmag Super photos & info, thank you both!

    Roy, your panoramas & details are invaluable; what an amazing website. I'm looking forward to some armchair exploration, & my next visit to #Cornwall!

    #15thCentury #WallPaintings #Breage #medieval #churches @medievodons

  8. 🎨 Moonlight in Istanbul, 1910s "Tears flowed from my eyes like vast seas, Friends saw much, yet my fortune found no peace. For your wandering image to cross my flood of tears, My brows are a bridge, with one pillar and two arches." ✏️ Mehmed Neşrî, 15th Century #Poem #Poetry #15thCentury

  9. Yesterday (14th August) in 1473, Margaret Pole née Plantagenet, cousin to Elizabeth of York, was born at Farleigh Castle, Somerset.

    #Somerset #FarleighCastle #15thcentury #Plantagenet
    #EnglishHeritage #histodon

    Image by lisby1 on flkr.

  10. Hey, psssst! Does anyone care for some... fake roast venison? It's medieval! And super, super sweet! Aaand it is fancy - it brings it's own BLING! (I mean gilded almonds! Whoa!) And basically it's vegan, because it is a christian Lenten dish from the 1. printed German Cookbook from 1485. Have a look at it (and at my fail during cooking this. 😅). Experimental archaeology in action.

    youtu.be/YxXpQYztqnw

    My YT-Channel exists since.. mh.. 3 weeks? So, thanks for boosts and for following me! 🥰 Your actions feed my blogs!

    Oh, and happy #easter and #TransDayOfVisibility! 🐇

    #food #reenactment #LivingHistory #ExperimentalArchaeology #LentenDish #MedievalCooking #Medieval #MedievalFood #vegan #veganRecipe #cookbook #medievalcookbook #medievalmanuscript #küchenmeisterei #Kuchemeysterey #GermanCookbuch #GermanFood #Fastenspeise #Fastenzeit #Mittelalterküche #Spätmittelalter #15thCentury #15tesjahrhundert #ExperimentelleArchäologie

    @food
    @foodblogger_de
    @kochen
    @histodons

  11. #WordOfTheDay: obloquy (n.)

    mid-15c., obloquie, "evil speaking, slander, calumny, derogatory remarks," from Medieval Latin obloquium "speaking against, contradiction," from Latin obloqui "to speak against, contradict," from ob "against" (see ob-) + loqui "to speak," from PIE root *tolkw- "to speak." Related: Obloquious.

    #Citation: Harper Douglas, “Etymology of obloquy,” Online Etymology Dictionary, accessed March 3, 2024, etymonline.com/word/obloquy.

    #English #Medieval #Latin #Language #Languages #Word #Words #Etymology #Dictionary #Lexicon #C15th #15thcentury

  12. "More than 500 years underground, gone through cleaning, conservation, soaked in wax and freeze-dried - and yet these isotope signatures are still in the timbers... vessels and timber structures that previously didn't date with traditional ring dendrochronology can now potentially be dated with oxygen isotope or stable isotope dendrochronology."
    bbc.com/news/uk-wales-67302907
    H/T @iuculano
    #dendrochronology #NewportShip #15thCentury #MedievalShip #MaritimeHistory #medieval @medievodons @histodons

  13. An excellent overview by @caitlinrgreen, with a distribution map & links for key finds & research: caitlingreen.org/2015/01/st-ni
    The #BritishMuseum site notes that the #15thCentury badge found at #BuryStEdmunds may have been brought back by a pilgrim from one of the continental shrines, such as #Bari in Italy.
    Happy #Sinterklaas!
    🧵 4/4 #StNicholas #StoweBreviary #PilgrimBadge #pilgrim #badge