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Health and medicine

2005
Looks at health and medicine in the medieval world, discussing beliefs about the origins and spread of disease, and examining some of the practices people might be subjected to in the course of treatment.

Castles

2005
Examines how and why castles were originally constructed during the medieval period and describes life in a castle, how they were defended, the feudal system, and types of castles that were built.

Law and punishment in the Middle Ages

2006
Examines the ways in which laws and punishment were administered during the Middle Ages, and describes various crimes, Medieval prisons, courts, and much more.

The life of a knight

2004
Describes the duties and privileges of a medieval knight in warfare and in service to a lord, and explores aspects of daily life such as clothing, apprenticeship, heraldry, and obedience to the chivalric code.

Medieval myths, legends, and songs

2006
Presents a short study of Medieval myths, legends, and songs including King Arthur, Roman gods and Celtic mythology, Saint George and the Dragon, El Cid, Robin Hood and Beowulf, "One Thousand and One Nights," and many more.

Medieval medicine and the plague

2006
Describes many of the illnesses and diseases people suffered during the Middle Ages such as the Black Death, and examines Medieval remedies, doctors, medical beliefs, and treatments.

Life in a medieval monastery

2005
Describes several aspects of the lives of medieval monks in western Europe, including daily prayers, bookmaking, taking care of the monastery, and their clothing, meals, and hygiene, and also discusses orders, the building of a monastery, monks and nuns in other parts of the world, and famous monks and nuns.

Famous people of the Middle Ages

2006
Presents a short study of the famous people of the Middle Ages including Justinian I and Charlemagne, Eleanor of Aquitaine and Isabella I, Charles Martel, religious leaders and scholars, artists, explorers, and many more.

Manners and customs in the Middle Ages

2006
Examines some of the various manners and customs in the Middle Ages including chivalry, wedding customs, holidays and festivals, the monastery, and much more.

Town life

2005
Describes daily life in medieval European towns, covering crafts and industries, markets and fairs, homes, food, health, religion, entertainment, and other related topics, and includes a Middle Ages time line.

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