From Roman Conquests to Victorian Gardens: The Evolution of Falconry
In short: Explore how falconry shaped English history across centuries. This video traces the practice from its ancient roots through medieval and Tudor eras, showcasing the enduring bond between humans and raptors.
Emma Raphael of Raphael Historic Falconry explores the historical trajectory of falconry in England, examining its presence during the Roman, Saxon, medieval, and Tudor periods. Filmed at Audley End House and Gardens, the presentation highlights how these birds of prey became integral to the nation's cultural narrative.
The video features a variety of raptors, including the Merlin, Gyrfalcon, Barn Owl, and Golden Eagle, to illustrate the diversity of species used throughout history.
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