Thursday, October 22, 2015

This Is What Medieval Europe's Most Epic Moments Looked Like

Fine print: Um…as illustrated by LEGOS.

June 7, 1099: The Crusaders’ Assault – Siege of Jerusalem

June 7, 1099: The Crusaders’ Assault – Siege of Jerusalem

On June 7, 1099, the army of the First Crusade camped outside its goal, the City of Jerusalem.

Midieval Lego / No Starch Press

1122–1204: Eleanor of Aquitaine

1122–1204: Eleanor of Aquitaine

One of the most powerful women in all of medieval history, Eleanor of Aquitaine held the balance between English and French royal power.

Midieval Lego / No Starch Press

1214: The Founding of the University of Oxford

1214: The Founding of the University of Oxford

One of the most important inventions of the Middle Ages was the university—a place of higher education for young men who would go on to work for the church and state.

Midieval Lego / No Starch Press


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