medieval civilization

Examines the daily lives of all social classes of Medieval society including childhood and adolescence, education, clergy and the nobility, courtship and marriage, discipline, and the changing societal views of children.

An illustrated biography of eighth-century European emperor Charlemagne that describes his private life, his rule, and his legacy.

Discusses the purpose, design, construction, and defense of medieval castles and describes the life of the inhabitants.

Questions and answers about castles, knights, and the times of long ago.

Explores the history of humanity from the Stone Age through the Middle Ages, and describes tools and technology, weaponry, craftsmanship, rites and rituals, and other related topics on human civilizations; and includes time lines.

An illustrated look at various aspects of life in medieval Europe, covering everyday life, religion, royalty, and more.

Describes the life of a child during the Middle Ages, covering such aspects as food, clothing, housing, work, education, holidays, and religion.

Presents the economic and social life of a medieval town by chronicling a week's activities in the trading center of Stanford (now Stamford), England, in 1274.

Offers a comprehensive overview of the life and works of Geoffrey Chaucer, with critical commentary on all of his writings, an overview of his personal life, details on Middle English, and information on historical figures of the time.

Presents alphabetized biographical sketches of significant men and women of the Middle Ages, roughly spanning the years 390-1410, and also includes a chronology of events and lists of popes, emperors, and monarchs; colleges and universities, and their founding dates; major monasteries, abbeys, and convents, and their founders and dates; and individuals listed by occupation or contribution.