Medieval artifacts are objects created during the Middle Ages, roughly from the 5th to the late 15th century. These items include tools, weapons, clothing, and religious objects, reflecting the daily life, culture, and beliefs of people during this period. Notable examples are illuminated manuscripts, which are beautifully decorated books, and armor used by knights in battle. Many medieval artifacts are found in archaeological sites, museums, and collections around the world. They provide valuable insights into the social structure, trade, and artistic practices of the time. Items like goblets, tapestries, and coins help historians understand the economic and cultural exchanges that occurred during the Middle Ages.