Medieval Religion Recap - 2-45 Sarah Woodbury's Medieval Britain

With over a million books sold to date, Sarah Woodbury is the author of more than forty novels, all set in medieval Wales. For more information about her books or to sign up for her newsletter, see her web page:

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[jackieb]

A day in the life of a medieval Welsh village for the villagers.

[pauletter]

Since music plays such a role in your Gareth and Gwenth series, I'd love to see you do something about the instruments and music of the different countries in Britain and how that has changed over time.

[christinemulka]

How about telling us about feats of architecture, escape tunnels, education of women and children, designs of sanitary systems, running water, wells, aqueducts, hot springs, governmental order in villages, land ownership, farming methods, etc.

[thesolitarycyclist]

Hi Sarah have you ever read George Borrow's "Wild Wales"? Following in Borrow's footsteps might provide an interesting starting point for further investigations. In particular, his interest in the welsh bardic tradition which has contributed so much to the development of welsh culture.

[Jake-pmpz]

You could make a video about the legend of madoc sailing to america?

[suetyler]

Whatever you want to talk about is fine with me. I just want the videos to continue.

[kimlaurent]

The life of William Marshall, please.

[timneeves.]

Hi Sarah, what do you think about King Arthur do you think he was real...?

[muddgeeser]

I got one for u. One book i read said Madoc took Trilliums To Wales, yes you have Trilliums thrae.or did Madoc bring Trilliums here. Our official flower .only grow in hardwood forest.

[muddgeeser]

Madoc took Welsh Bibles to North America 1000 years before Columbus.