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Renaissance Entertainment
In today's world the choices available to us, for entertainment, are limited only by our imagination. It was the same for Renaissance folk!

Renaissance Clothing - The Chemise
The chemise is the forerunner of today's slip, a simple garment, usually made of linen, which was worn underneath all of a woman's other clothes.

Michelangelo, His Sculpture
Michelangelo was a true "Renaissance Man", painter, poet, engineer and architect. But what he loved most throughout his life was sculpture. In this article we'll take a brief look at some of his work.

Medieval Occupations
During the Medieval Period society was divided into two classes, the nobles and the common folk. Let's take a look at some of the jobs performed by the common people.

Herbs in the Renaissance
A look at some herbs that were common in Renaissance Europe, and their uses.

The Black Plague
Some of the conditions that lead to the high mortality of the Black Plague in Europe.


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