The Medieverse: Tim's Realistic "medieval" FANTASY Blog

Debunking medieval myths and misconceptions in fantasy to learn more about the real Middle Ages (and other stuff I find interesting).

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Month: November 2018

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Did People Eat “Breakfast” in Medieval Times?

Timothy R.J. Eveland November 29, 2018

Today the word "breakfast" gets shuttlecocked across American streets like coffee. Ah, there's nothing...

Best Lindybeige Memes

Timothy R.J. Eveland November 20, 2018

Lindybeige is my hero, and to celebrate my love for this great genius I...

13 Terms used in Mediterranean Galley Warfare

Timothy R.J. Eveland November 14, 2018

While studying for a research paper about galley warfare I've come across a medley...

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