Showing posts with label medieval. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medieval. Show all posts

1 September 2024

Wharram Percy

Fishpond and church at deserted medieval village.




26 July 2024

Trod

 Medieval stone pathway at Egton on the Yorkshire moors. 






10 December 2022

Misericord

Medieval (C14) misericord from St Mary's Church, Beverley, showing bear baiting. Different view of cruelty then, though the bear seems to be wearing leather breeches the dogs have no protection. Poor animals.



25 June 2020

Cottam

Deserted medieval village and derelict Victorian church on the Yorkshire Wolds.  Also nearby part of a runway from RAF Cottam a WW II bomber airfield.






29 August 2016

Croom


The outline of buildings of the deserted medieval village of Croom can still be seen in the land. The ancient tree by the fence may have once grown in the boundary hedge. How different the view 600 years ago?

12 December 2015

17th Century Key



Not bad condition for 300 or so years old. Still seems to have some traces of its original brazing, which can date it, as this was not used pre- late 1500s. Would have been very expensive when new - wonder who's treasure chest it secured and what history it's seen? We'll never know.

6 April 2014

Keys to the Doors


But which doors?  The key above is around 500 years old and the one below some 250 years older than that. Each is about 12cm long.   I wonder where they've been, what history they've seen in their life so far and whose hands they've passed through?  Neither would appear to have been buried in the ground as they're not corroded enough.  At least they are keeping up with the times and have made it to cyberspace!