Monthly Archives: April 2024

Middle Ages in Modern Games 2023 conference proceedings

Someone told me once that my only interest is horses. That someone was right… almost.99% of my non-sleeping (“free”) time is horses. Taking care of them, riding them, writing, reading and talking about them, and just watching them.But there is … Continue reading

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Thinking of medieval horses and their psychology

Medieval bestiaries are mini-encyclopedias of animals and other living beings, some real and some imaginary (or we think them imaginary, because a unicorn or a dragon could have been as real to medieval audiences as rhinos and crocs).This is a … Continue reading

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Musings on medieval horse psychology

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The Keplies and others

https://tinyurl.com/2y2j7eydMy new post (early access to members, the public will have to wait for 3 days) introduces the common ground between such historical, mythical and cultural characters as Brunhilde and Aleksandre of Macedonia, the four sons of Aymon and St. … Continue reading

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