What was it like to joust in the Middle Ages? Join Becoming Artsy Host Jessie Hendricks and Assistant Curator Larisa Grollemond as they journey to the American Jousting Alliance to get a taste of the sport in this exciting Season 2 opener. Come along for the adventure and learn about chivalry, heraldry, and why turkey legs wouldn't have been a staple of the actual Renaissance.
0:00 Epic Cold Open
0:18 Intro Animation
0:40 History of Jousting Primer
2:20 Medieval Manuscripts at Getty
2:52 Arriving at American Jousting Alliance
3:50 Rein and Lance Lesson
4:20 Ring Spearing
4:52 Quintain Practice
5:12 Midday Debrief
6:47 Heraldry in Manuscripts (and what that is!)
7:56 Ulrich Von Lichtenstein and Jousting Tournaments
9:22 Chivalry and Noble Identity
11:57 Heraldry Part 2
12:29 Shield and Ground Practice
13:30 Jousting!
14:57 Wrap up
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