Have you ever thought about getting into reenactment or living history and have been utterly baffled by the sheer amount of terms used for different things in the community? Have you ever tried looking up these terms and have been met with very lack luster or confusing definitions that look like they have been written […]
Common terms in the living history world and what they mean
A recent thread on a Regia newsgroup concerned questions about baskets—specifically types—of the Viking age. In it, there were plenty of extrapolations, suggestions and suppositions. Almost no hard evidence, that is, extant baskets of the time. On one hand, we know they had baskets. There are fragments of basketry, and “The history of weaving containers…
I found this wonderful post from Kythe’s blog Inn of Bards Rest about creating your own wiki. So enjoy, because everyone needs one. What should be in my Wiki? One of the things I often get asked is “What should I put in my Wiki to be considered for an award?” The wiki is so…
Research into pre17th century Jewish calligraphy and illumination is difficult to find. Here’s some great information on this topic. Thank you MARYA KARGASHINA
Interesting post for my Eastern Roman enthusiasts.
After spending two years brick stitching, I found myself wanting to do more brick stitch. Thus, I conjured a project to recreate a brick stitch bag currently in the Victoria and Albert Museum and titled “Unknown Bag”. (This project was completed in March of 2023, and this blog has been a lesson in procrastinating your…
Found this on the web and thought it worth forwarding for you. Enjoy! This person is the face of the SCA for the event. They are responsible for managing (doing OR delegating!) all tasks related to an event, from the initial bid submission to the after event report. Works closely with the Seneschal, Exchequer and…
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Nice. Thank you.
Thank you. I thought it was good as well, so I reblogged it.