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Medieval Londoners’ cheaply imported mass-produced Christmas gifts look surprisingly familiar

By Justin Colson, Senior Lecturer in Urban and Digital History, School of Advanced Study, University of London
Werner Scheltjens, Professor of Digital History, University of Bamberg

We often imagine medieval life as dull, dirty and short, with little in the way of material comfort or decoration. However, medieval Londoners were importing toys, treats and trinkets by the boatload centuries…

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