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How Did Normal Medieval People Survive Winter_ _ Tudor Monastery Farm _ Chronicle How Did Normal Medieval People ...

How Did Normal Medieval People Decorate Their Homes_ _ Tudor Monastery Farm _ Chronicle How Did Normal Medieval ...

In Tudor England, the monasteries were the biggest land owner in the country. Their powerful influence could be felt in all aspects ...

Ruth Goodman, Peter Ginn and Tom Pinfold explore the festive season as it would have been celebrated during the reign of the ...

The Toxic Life Of A Medieval Lead Miner _ Tudor Monastery Farm _ Chronicle The Toxic Life Of A Medieval Lead Miner _ Tudor ...

The first episode finds the farm team arriving at Weald and Downland in West Sussex. There are domestic tasks to tackle, from ...

It is harvest time, and the days are getting shorter. This episode the team will be bringing in the barley and celebrating with a ...

The team explores the hospitality and housing of Tudor England. With no provision for the poor from the state, the monasteries ...

The Tudor industry of wool production was known as `the jewel in the realm' of the English economy, it accounted for around half ...

Christmas has been celebrated in England since around 1038, with unique and interesting ways of celebrating coming and going ...

The team mine, smelt and cast ingots of lead; plait eel baskets and harvest eels; shape stained glass; patronize a pub; pasture ...

A team of historians turns the clock back to the year 1500 to take on the role of the lay-folk who farmed and crafted within monastic ...

Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Peter Ginn and Tom Pinfold prepare for the dark winter ahead. But, not before they celebrate ...

The monastery enlists the help of the team to restore a corrody room which would have been granted to an elderly worker as a ...

The team work with sheep: driving, milking and shearing them; make cheese from the milk; sort, grade, card and spin wool.

Although Christmas was celebrated very differently in Tudor times, if anything the celebrations were even bigger. Historian Ruth ...

In the Middle Ages, monasteries were much more than just places of worship. They were whole communities of farmers, artists, ...

In the final episode of the series, the team are faced with the challenges of harvest, as the days are getting shorter. Join them as ...

Monasteries were the social hub of the middle ages. Those in need relied on the monasteries' hospitality and kindness, virtues ...