QUESTION Did the 14th-century French knight Jean Le Maingre publish an exercise regimen? In medieval warfare, a man-at-arms had to be in excellent physical condition.

Set in the rolling hills of Gascony, Château de Tillac is a restored 14th-century estate surrounded by organic farmland and three tree-lined lakes.

1.The upper echelons of the era LOVED eating birds — especially when they symbolized royalty and opulence as peacocks did. French royals stunted on their dinner guests with an elaborate bird dish ...

In the quiet Bohemian countryside, a lone knight hurriedly mounts his thoroughbred steed and proudly rides out of his 14th-century stone castle, his fine French-made plate armor gleaming in the ...

Occitanie: Chamborigaud, Gard . A fairy-tale 14th century castle in an elevated position within the Cévennes national park and surrounded by almost 6 acres of parkland. 11 beds, 7 baths, kitchen ...

The hunt is as old as art itself. The an -cient Assyrians celebrated the chase in bas-reliefs, the Chinese in stone drums, the Babylonians and Egyptians in frescoes. Millenniums before, cavemen at ...

The Knights Templar were a medieval religious order of knights created in the early 12th century following the First Crusade. The Order was created in 1119 by French knight Hugh de Payne but would ...

Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a 14th-century medieval castle, including a moat, hidden beneath the courtyard of a historic hotel in France. Jewelry, pots, pans and padlocks were ...

The 14th-century estate, dubbed Les Moulins du Villars, has been hoisted back onto the market after it was previously listed for $12.5 million in 2023. A Historic French Villa That Once Hosted ...

A 14th-century gauntlet of armor was discovered recently by archaeologists in Switzerland. Canton of Zurich Construction Department More from CBS News ...

A member of the reviewing committee, Stuart Lochhead, said: “This French 14th century carved ivory casket is adorned with scenes of chivalry and romance including depictions of wild men ...