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Links Armor | Bardic | Clothing | Cooking | Games and Amusements | Heraldry | Local Stuff | Miscellaneous | Pennsic and General Camping | Publications | Scribal | Woodworking | Webrings | | Armor Anshelm Arms Armour Archive The Hammered Wombat Lonely Mountain Forge Truehearth Armory Valentine Armory Bardic Cantaria Period, traditional, and contemporary music. Medieval Music Many, many links. Shakespeare on Bartleby.com A free online collection of the works of Shakespeare. The Shire in the Mire Songbook By the talented folks in Thescorre. Clothing Beginners Elizabethan Smock Pattern Generator A 15th century Shirt Introduction to Garb Tips for assembling a complete medieval outfit, including accessories. Kyrtles/Cotes/Tunics/Gowns Practical Worksheet for Tunic Construction Instructions to make a simple tunic without a pattern. Reconstructing History Irish, Japanese, and Scottish. Reproductions, extant garments, patterns, and detailed notes. The Tunic of St. Louis Your First Set of Clothes Helpful hints for the first-time garb maker. General Sewing Help Making a Keyhole Neckline Sewing for Babies in the SCA Stitches Used Wardrobes of the Knowne World Unlock'd European Roman and Post-Roman a href="http://mahan.wonkwang.ac.kr/link/med/england/anglo-saxon/culture/dress.html">Pagan Anglo-Saxon Clothing, approximately 400AD to 900AD. Early Irish (5th-10th centuries) Roman Clothing Men's Roman Clothing Women's Spain, the Early Years 7th-12th century Early Medieval Tunics, Bliauts About 12th Century Clothing The Bliaut Files 10th and 11th Century English Clothing Images 10th Century Viking Dress Norse (Viking) Spain, the Early Years 7th-12th century Mid-Period Cotehardies, Surcotes, Houppelandes Chausses and Braies Legcoverings of the 12th to 14th century Construction of the Laurel Houppelande Dame Helen Cotehardies and houppelandes. Cynthia Virtue's houp theory The Houppelande C.1355-1450 Houppelande Construction Eibhlin's Hats Fifteenth Century Flemish Female Dress A portfolio of images Fifteenth Century Men's Acorn Hats La Cotte Simple 14th-15th century fitted dresses. Medieval Clothing Pages Articles and essays Mistress Cori on Kirtles The Moy Gown An extant Irish garment in the style of the 14th Century. More on the Moy Gown Summary of Women's Cotehardies The Ten-Gore Dress Cotehardies from Herjolfsnes Surcotes (13th-15th centuries) Various sleeveless garments, including the 1300's Manesse Codex style (worn by men and women) and the Gates of Hell ladies' sideless surcote. Renaissance Italian ren, Tudor, Elizabethan Dawn's Costume Pages Shirt Instructions Pattern for a man's shirt. Early 16th Century Italian Costume A portfolio of images The Elizabethan Costuming Page An excellent site full of patterns, instructions, research, and other goodies. Ensemble for a Well-Off Peasant Child of Rural Flanders in 1560 Elizabethan Costume: History and Technique A Fashionable Vocabulary Clothing and fabric terms in Elizabethan England A Festive Attyre Features late 15th through early 17th century garments from various social classes and areas of Europe. Well-researched, documented reproductions. Italian Ren. Hair Taping How to recreate a period hairstyle Le Poulet Gauche Late 16th century middle class. Middle Class Italian Ren Gown Draft your own pattern in a variety of styles Tudor Dress A portfolio of images. Weigel's Book of Costume Period images of contemporary clothing. Other Asian Japanese Eastern Europe Women's Clothing in Kievan Rus Middle Eastern Middle Eastern Costuming of the 13th Century Roxane Farabi's Persian Pages Persian and Turkish clothing information. Cooking Cariadoc's Miscellany Links to translated sources Das Kuchbuch der Sabrina Welserin text De Re Coquinaria In original language Du fait de cuisine Gode Cookery How To Eat Like A King --- Literally! Dame Aoife's cooking page Jadwiga's Cooking Page Le Ménagier De Paris In French Le Ménagier De Paris In English Rob Peter to Feed Paul -- Halving Feast Costs. An excellent article on how to plan feasts according to season and using all parts. Serve it Forth A medieval/renaissance cookery newsletter Games and Amusements Mancala Web v2.0 Waste hours of your time playing mancala online. Heraldry Æthelmearc College of Heralds A Brief Introduction to the History of Names Academy of Saint Gabriel does historical research on names and heraldry, primarily for history hobbyists interested in re-creating medieval and Renaissance Western cultures. The Academy will give you information about the authenticity of your name or arms; and if they believe it could be more authentic, they will suggest ways to improve it. However, they cannot help you with questions about genealogy or family arms. They also generally do not help people trace the origins of modern surnames. Assorted Lessons in SCA Heraldry Choosing a Society Name: Hints for Newcomers Endless Hills Heralds Email List Laurel Sovereign of Arms Medieval Names Archive A collection of articles. Modar's Heraldry Page What is an S.C.A. Heraldic Device? What is an SCA Name? Local Stuff Everhart Museum A museum in Scranton. Old Mill Village A place to find history of a different flavor, and the site of several events for us. Medieval Majesty A Renfaire in the Williamsport area running June through July Miscellaneous Resources Circa:1265 A group based in England, reenacting the English Baronial War. Articles on clothing, armor, pavillions, historical notes, and more. Florilegium Rialto archives and various articles. SCA-AP Yahoogroup Attachment Parents of the SCA, unite! Pennsic and General Camping Camping 101 Some general camping tips and beef jerkey recipes. Medieval Pavillion Resources Tips on Surviving the Pennsic War Publications Compleat Anachronist The SCA pamphlet series. Includes some issues online, index of the subjects of each, and info on ordering. Early Period Webbed version of a publication full of info about pre-1066. The Medieval Times News from around the Known World Pennsic Independent Daily news of the Pennsic War and the off-season. SCAToday Another Society-wide newssource. Tournaments Illuminated The quarterly magazine of the SCA. Includes many past articles. The Quarter A hilarious newsletter from Trimaris. TriSpiral A journal of all things Celtic in the SCA. Vindalf A webcomic. Scribal Links Æthelmearc College of Scribes Cyber Scriptorium Illuminated Manuscript Sites from the University of Scranton Rare Book Web Pages also from the U. Woodworking Links Furniture Gallery of House Greydragon Patrol Kitchen Box Plans Woodworking Links Webrings This Medieval and Renaissance Ring site is owned by Enn. Want to join the Medieval and Renaissance Ring? [Skip Prev] [Prev] [Next] [Skip Next] [Random] [Next 5] [List Sites] Last Updated: 13 March 2006

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