Le Grand Ferré, la terreur des Anglais

À votre avis, pourquoi Rome a-t-elle eu une histoire aussi glorieuse ? Et si je vous disais… que c’était grâce à ses routes ? Qui aurait cru que la grandeur d’un empire tenait à l’enchevêtrement astucieux de gros pavés sur plusieurs couches de mortier, de cailloux, de pierres pla ...  Show more

Le télétravail, on est beaucoup à l'avoir connu depuis l'arrivée du Coronavirus. De mon côté, ça fait un bon moment que je l'expérimente, depuis que j'ai lancé Nota Bene en fait ! Je vous parle ici de mon expérience, et plus particulièrement des avantages et des inconvénients du ...  Show more

If King Arthur never existed, why does he loom so large in England's history? Dan traces the real-life figures who could have been the legendary King Arthur- the medieval king who pulled the sword from the stone and led the English against the Anglo-Saxons who arrived in Engla ...

This tale is really very funny and had me smiling the whole way through! I also had such a great time creating the character for the drawing- giants are a HUGE favourite of mine! This big mean Giant isn't the first we have met in the land of Nod, but I think he just might be the ...  Show more

If you enjoy the stories told in Mythology, check out this episode from our series Mythical Monsters: In Greek mythology, Argus Panoptes was a giant with 100 eyes spread over his entire body. Unlike most of the giants, who rebelled against the gods, Argus was one of Queen Hera’s ...  Show more

Tom Morcom and Helen Gittos discuss the Cerne Abbas Giant, a huge hill-carving in Dorset which has recently been re-dated to the Anglo-Saxon period   The Cerne Abbas Giant, a huge hill-carving in Dorset, has made the news recently for been re-dated to the Anglo-Saxon period. Dr T ...  Show more