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On June 15, 1381, thousands of peasants from Kent and Essex marched toward London, challenging the rigid rules of medieval society.
Near Thornton Abbey in North Lincolnshire, archaeologists found a mass grave of 48 individuals, confirming the Black Death as the cause of death.
Richmond Palace, a significant Tudor monument and residence of Queen Elizabeth I, was extensively searched for remains after its demolition in the 18th century.
The Peasants' Revolt of 1381 marked the first recorded public rebellion in England, igniting revolutionary change and highlighting the struggles of ordinary people.
Cangrande della Scala's mysterious death in 1329 is examined by historians and forensic experts to determine if it was due to natural causes or foul play.
King Edward III was born on November 13, 1312, at Windsor Castle, securing the royal succession during a time of political instability in England.
Molten bronze exceeding 1,000 degrees Centigrade is used to cast barrels for a medieval machine gun, as a team of engineers attempts to recreate this ancient weapon.
A 12-foot wide and 12-meter high wall at Tantallon Castle in Scotland was built to withstand attacks from marauding armies in the 14th century.
