Long lost Templar graves found in England
Several previously lost Templar graves have been discovered in a cemetery in the English county of Staffordshire
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English town named Baghdad by the Knights Templar
The Knights Templar named a town in England after the Iraqi city of Baghdad because they associated it with prosperity in the 12th century
Helen Nicholson describes Templar everyday life!
Helen Nicholson talks about her book The Everyday Life of the Templars – a look at how the Templars lived and worked
You could own a Templar commanderie
I was contacted today by a real estate agent asking if any of you would be interested in buying a genuine 12th century Templar commanderie in France – the idyllic Dordogne to be exact. READ MORE: Were the Templars the first bankers? Must admit I don’t have the cash to spare myself but just in…
Knights Templar farm opens in England
Saddlescombe is a Templar farm that shows us how the knights made money from farming to finance the crusades as Tony McMahon discovers
Templar banking – wasn’t that sinful?
Christians in the Middle Ages were discouraged from moneylending but Templar banking flew in the face of all that with the knights becoming very rich
Templars and the ‘white slave trade’
The disturbing truth that the Knights Templar appear to have traded in slaves investigated by Tony McMahon
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