From the French Jacquerie to the well-organized armed companies of Switzerland, medieval warfare wasn't a matter left only to Europe's aristocracy.

Theme: Fighting for towns and communities

• Regula Schmid Keeling, “Citizens in Arms: An Urban Take on Medieval Armies,” 22-25.
• Elena Magli, “The Night Watch: Night-Time Quiet in the Medieval Town,” 26-27.
• Justine Firnhaber-Baker, “Commoners Against Nobles: The French Jacquerie of 1358,” 28-35.
• Daniel Jacquet, “Martial Experts: Members of the Clergy and Martial Activities,” 36-37.
• Mathijs Roelofsen, “Brothers in Arms: Fribourg’s Armed Companies," 38-41.

• Claudia Haines, “Encountering Sainte Foy: Experiencing a Renowned Reliquary,” 8-11.
• Thomas Banbury, “Livery Badges: Tactile English Heraldry," 12-13.
• Paul Martin Remfy, “Keeping Up Your Castle: Exploring the Medieval Pipe Rolls, 1154-1216,” 14-17.
• Tim Miller, “Living On The Edge: One Viking Woman’s Epic Journey,” 18-21. 
• Thomas Brosset, “Hostility and Fraternity: Besieged and Besiegers During the Crusades," 44-47.
• Nicola Tallis, “Margaret of Anjou: ‘A grete and strong labourid woman’,” 48-49.
• Kathryn Walton, “Legendary Weapons: A Few Famous Swords from Medieval Myth and Legend,” 50-53. 
• Manon Henzen, “Showing Off at Dinner: Spectacular Banquet Dishes,” 54-55.
• Alice Isabella Sullivan, 'Medieval Magical Powers: The Good, the Bad, and the Magic," 56.
• Miriam Said, "Across time, space, and media - Feminine Power: The divine to the demonic," 57.