achievementa full display of an entire coat of arms. An achievement of arms
acreThe amount of land which one team can plough in a day. 120 was the average to maintain one family but this varied depending on the land.
advowsonright of presentation to a church dignitary
ailettearmour - originally meaning little wing, a piece of leather or parchment laced to the shoulder, probably more decorative than protective and usually bearing the arms of the wearer
aketona padded and quilted garment, usually of linen, worn under or instead of plate or mail
allurea walkway on the battlements of a castle
almspenance imposed by a priest on a member of the nobility requiring payment of a sum of money to the benefit of the poor
amercementa fine in law
angelEnglish gold coin worth 6/8 (6 shillings and 8 pence - 33p). Also a messenger of God
argentSilver in heraldry
armigera person who has been granted and is entitled to bear a coat of arms
arquebusearly firearm consisting of a tube sealed at one end with a touch-hole. Sometimes fitted with a small bar at the sealed end which was placed against a surface
arrowsmithmaker of arrowheads
ashlarsmooth and flat masonry blocks
attainderbill of attainder. A bill passed by Parliament acting as judge and jury and imposing sentence on a single person. The Bill required signing by the monarch and the minimum sentence was loss of all titles and lands, the maximum death
azureBlue in heraldry
oxford
Year 1000 was approximately in the middle of the Middle Ages
the medieval carnivals were in California in 1456
God did it.
Medieval holidays would start at the beginning of the day and end at the end or mabe even longer.
400DA-1900
no
Wench.
Perhaps before the medieval time.
b.c. 7598
in 1000000
The medieval period starts from the 8th century to the 18th century.