#MedievalMonday with Sveti Stefan in Montenegro - tenetative c12 foundation date, established as the regional capital of the Paštrovići tribe, who would later come under the control of the Venetian republic in 1423
#MedievalMonday with the beautiful town of Korcula 🇭🇷 seen from above including its walls with later Venetian additions in c15 & the Cathedral of St Mark at the top
#MedievalMonday with the beautiful, if a little neglected Heath Chapel, #Shropshire. C12
Including this white-washed chancel arch & traces of wall paintings
#MedievalMonday with Llys Llywelyn at St Fagans museum, a recreation of a Royal Court of the Princes of Gwynedd from the 13th century. Based on the surviving remains of Llys Rhosyr in the south western corner of Anglesey
& finally from the trio of amazing medieval cities around Madrid, we visited Toledo 🇪🇸
with views across the Tagus river to the historic old town & cathedral
Just getting to posting from our trip circling Madrid, beginning at the beautiful historic town of Segovia - visible here are its walls & cathedral from the opposite side of the valley
#MedievalMonday and one i've been meaning to tick off the list since forever, finally got to Tickencote this week
its even more askew when you're there in person, love it to bits, its sort of a shame that the outside looks a lot more sanded down
"Archaeologists determine that the warrior and this phallus were 'just friends'" via @FlintDibble on Twitter (I sadly didn't find this post on Mastodon).