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Book Title:	Artifacts from Medieval Europe Daily Life through Artifacts
Book Author:	James Tschen Emmons
Book Category:	History
Book Type:	PDF Book
Book Pages:	350
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Post Date:	October 8, 2023
Language:	English
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 Artifacts from Medieval Europe Daily Life through Artifacts

“Artifacts from Medieval Europe: Daily Life through Artifacts” by James Tschen-Emmons is a comprehensive and fascinating exploration of the material culture of the Middle Ages. Through the examination of over 200 artifacts, the author provides readers with a unique glimpse into the daily lives of people living in medieval Europe.

The book is divided into seven chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of medieval life. The first chapter, “Food and Drink,” explores the ways in which people in the Middle Ages procured, prepared, and consumed their meals. From simple wooden spoons to ornate silver goblets, the artifacts in this chapter provide insight into the culinary practices of the time.

Chapter two, “Clothing and Personal Adornment,” delves into the fashion and beauty trends of the Middle Ages. From embroidered tunics to bejeweled brooches, readers will gain an understanding of the role that clothing and accessories played in medieval society.

The third chapter, “Shelter and Household Furnishings,” examines the homes and domestic spaces of medieval Europeans. Through the analysis of artifacts such as furniture, pottery, and textiles, readers will come to understand the ways in which people decorated and furnished their homes.

Chapter four, “Tools and Technology,” focuses on the tools and equipment that were essential to daily life in the Middle Ages. From agricultural implements to weapons of war, the artifacts in this chapter shed light on the technological advancements of the time.

Chapter five, “Religion and Ritual,” explores the role of religion in medieval life. From illuminated manuscripts to religious icons, the artifacts in this chapter provide insight into the spiritual practices of the time.

The sixth chapter, “Entertainment and Leisure,” examines the ways in which people in the Middle Ages spent their free time. From board games to musical instruments, the artifacts in this chapter reveal the recreational activities of the time.

Finally, chapter seven, “Travel and Transportation,” delves into the ways in which people moved around in medieval Europe. From horse-drawn carriages to pilgrim badges, the artifacts in this chapter provide insight into the transportation methods of the time.

Throughout the book, the author provides detailed descriptions and analysis of each artifact, as well as historical context and cultural significance. With over 200 illustrations and photographs, “Artifacts from Medieval Europe” is a visually stunning and informative guide to the material culture of the Middle Ages. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Europe, material culture, or the Middle Ages..