#MedievalFact - Twitter Hashtag

Robin in the Hood Medieval Festival @RitHFestival

over 3 years ago

Fun Fact Friday: 'Medieval' refers to the events between the fall of Rome and the start of the Renaissance. This time period is typically broken into 3 groups: early middle ages or dark ages (500-1050), high middle ages (1050-1300), and late middle ages (1300-1500). #MedievalFact

RitHFestival's tweet photo. Fun Fact Friday: 'Medieval' refers to the events between the fall of Rome and the start of the Renaissance. This time period is typically broken into 3 groups: early middle ages or dark ages (500-1050), high middle ages (1050-1300), and late middle ages (1300-1500). #MedievalFact https://t.co/EGyjwb37RX

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Robin in the Hood Medieval Festival @RitHFestival

almost 4 years ago

Fun Fact Friday: In 1518 a dancing plague struck the town of Strasbourg, France for 4 months. What caused this is unknown but an estimated 400 people were afflicted with many suffering injuries and even death. #FunFactFriday #MedievalFact #DancingPlague

RitHFestival's tweet photo. Fun Fact Friday: In 1518 a dancing plague struck the town of Strasbourg, France for 4 months. What caused this is unknown but an estimated 400 people were afflicted with many suffering injuries and even death. #FunFactFriday #MedievalFact #DancingPlague https://t.co/q8QyJmXIRK

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Robin in the Hood Medieval Festival @RitHFestival

almost 4 years ago

Fun Fact: Bauernwehr which translates to “farmer’s defence” in a type of Long Knife (or Langmesser) developed around the late 1400s. This knife has a short piece which protrudes from the handle to protect the hand much like a guard on a rapier. 🔪 #MedievalFact #MedievalWeapons

RitHFestival's tweet photo. Fun Fact: Bauernwehr which translates to “farmer’s defence” in a type of Long Knife (or Langmesser) developed around the late 1400s. This knife has a short piece which protrudes from the handle to protect the hand much like a guard on a rapier. 🔪 #MedievalFact #MedievalWeapons https://t.co/gTne1HJukG

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Feudal Fortunes @FeudalFortunes

almost 5 years ago

#MedievalFact: Residing in a castle is a must for every #King! The first and most famous castle in England, #theWhiteTower, was built by #WilliamTheConqueror and was specifically built to deter attackers through shock and awe! Are you ready to build an impenetrable fortress?

FeudalFortunes's tweet photo. #MedievalFact: Residing in a castle is a must for every #King! The first and most famous castle in England, #theWhiteTower, was built by #WilliamTheConqueror and was specifically built to deter attackers through shock and awe! Are you ready to build an impenetrable fortress? https://t.co/4rJraTajRV

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The Prof is Resisting 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @katelaity

over 6 years ago

#medievalfact you got dungeons you got rats #shparklesh

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Monica H Green, PhD #VaxTheWorld @monicaMedHist

about 9 years ago

#medievalfact In the 14th & 15thC, Norcia was also very famous for its surgeons. Many of them were itinerant, specializing in hernias, etc. https://t.co/b4TuIKwDzf