Archaeologists just dug up the 700-year-old life-sized stone head of King Edward II in the ruins of a medieval abbey. "The ...

At the top of Westminster Abbey’s northwest tower ... The key to the Pyx Chamber, a low, vaulted room dating to the 11th century where royal gold and silver coins were stored in wooden chests ...

While the High Medieval Period is famous for its warrior and martial cultures, there are some military leaders who really ...

Her Majesty The Queen visited Westminster Abbey on Thursday 3rd October to see the site of ... Among these is a remarkably well-preserved chalk-lined grave believed to belong to an 11th-century monk.

It has been the political epicenter of London since the 11th century, and is also home to Westminster Abbey, where many of England's kings and queens have been crowned and buried. The West End: This ...

Jane Barlow/PA Wire The Abbey, founded by Queen Margaret in the 11th century, has been described as Scotland’s equivalent to Westminster Abbey in London and the Basilica of Saint-Denis ...

The 950-year-old Abbey Church in Dunfermline is considered to be Scotland's equivalent to Westminster Abbey in ... founded by Queen Margaret in the 11th Century. An event at the Abbey church ...

A Medieval silk bag the size of a clenched fist is revealing previously little-known links between Westminster Abbey and Charlemagne ... already was by the 12th century.” The silk cloth was ...

Queen Camilla beamed as she arrived in Westminster this morning to visit ... preserved chalk-lined grave believed to belong to an 11th century monk. 'Amazing,' the Queen said.

London’s Westminster Abbey flew Pakistan’s flag on March 22 to observe a tradition that dates back more than 50 years and is unrelated to Easter, an Abbey spokesperson told Reuters ...

This is a complex matter, and it may take some time.” Westminster Abbey’s tabot was looted at the battle of Maqdala (formerly Magdala) in 1868, when British troops attacked the forces of the ...

Another one of the most famous London UNESCO Sites here, the Houses of Parliament – Otherwise known as the Palace of Westminster – is London’s oldest palace and has been in continuous use since the ...