4.7K views · 92 reactions | Was there really an arrow storm at the Battle of Agincourt? Mike Loades weighs up the evidence. Watch: The Battle of Agincourt with Mike Loades historyhit.com/agincourt | History Hit | Facebook

2.2M views · 13K reactions | "It was an extremely quick process!" Will Sherman at Medieval Arrows attempts to forge one arrowhead using traditional medieval bellows in under 4 minutes - the speed at which they would have been forged during the Battle of Agincourt and other battles in the Middle Ages. This video was filmed at Chalke Valley History Festival | History Hit | Facebook

Battle of Agincourt 1415: The Rise of Henry V | Kings & Generals

Following the devastating battle of Agincourt in 1415 AD Bonne of Artois was left a widow when her husband Philip II Count of Nevers fell in battle and was buried in a foreign field; she then rebuilt his kingdom with a quill and ledger. As regent for her young sons she avoided the clashing of swords and embraced the weapons of intellect, diplomacy and careful record keeping. Through managing finances, signing charters and funding chapels she preserved her family legacy amid the chaos of the Hund

A special reenactment lit up the night sky over Lake Champlain recently as Fort Ticonderoga brought to life the story of how the British drove out the French Army and took control of the historic Fort overlooking Lake Champlain in 1759. Our Jack La Duke was there for the reenactment of one of the major battles of the European struggle to control North America. | Mountain Lake PBS

43 reactions · 14 shares | A very important battle in Polish history happened in 1919 in Ławica near Poznań as a part of Greater Poland Uprising. A reenactment of this battle was staged by about 70 reenactors. You need to see it! | TVP World | Facebook