Traditional Chinese garden design connects the realm of the physical with that of the ideal, to express the harmony that should exist between humans and nature.
Conquering the skies in 1912
Documenting life in Constantinople and the Ottoman Empire
Learn how the Frankish noble family helped popularise and standardise written text as we know it now.
Different reading practices in the Middle Ages
Uncover the story of the 12th century polymath who laid the groundwork for modern engineering, hydraulics and robotics.
Nourishment for body and soul
Sisters who chronicled early 20th century life in Suriname
Learn about the intrigue, spying, and political and religious opposition that would lead the Jesuits to be banned from China for almost 100 years.
Monastic annals and the evolution of medieval historiography
A story of mutual discovery, part 1
Rhetorical and philosophical teaching of Marcus Tullius Cicero
Europeana Advent Calendar 2021
A guidebook to 'the finest golf course'
Differences in medieval readers approaches
Watching the evolution of Dutch agriculture on TV
How a ski jump symbolises Lithuanian sport and tourist history
Books in 13th century
Communist propagranda labelled the scandalous scenes 'class struggles'
Documenting LGBTI+ life and activism in Ireland during the 1990s and 2000s
