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...ade]] with '''Asia''', mostly along the [[Silk Road]] through the [[Middle East]]. ...uncommon in the SCA. Although there was minimal contact between Europe and Asia during period, this does not mean that Asian personas are forbidden. Some [

...ngerous areas, such as the [[desert|deserts]] of the [[Middle East]] and [[Asia]].

...dle East''' is a geographical and cultural area consisting of South West [[Asia]], as well as [[Egypt]]. Culturally it refers to the [[Arabic]] speaking wo

...ntry in Asia Minor, on the border of [[Europe]], [[Asia]] and the [[Middle East]]. The major [[city]] is [[Constantinople]] (also known as [[Byzantium]]),

...n (but limited) interaction that Europe had with [[Asia]], though [[Middle East]]ern traders had a much stronger relationship.

...a sign of respect. In [[Europe]] and in parts of [[Asia]] and the [[Middle East]], wearing a veil was a symbol of modesty, humility and chastity.

...on occupying the East of [[Europe]] and extending into the North West of [[Asia]]. It did not however exist as a single political unit until the establishm

...er officinale''. A [[perennial]] root originating in tropical south-east [[Asia]]. Its roots extend greatly underground in [[tuber]]ous joints, which are d

...n Europe was in the early [[17th century]], when a [[ship]] of the [[Dutch East India Company]] brought the first green tea leaves to [[Amsterdam]] from Ch

...nder the Great]], and it became the ''[[lingua franca]]'' of [[Middle East|Asia]] and the eastern Roman Empire.

...g the groups of Eurasian [[tribe]]s which swept across [[Europe]] from the east in the [[4th century]]. ...r [[research]] has pointed to their origin among the Xiong-nu of central [[Asia]], ranging from Siberia to Mongolis and Manchuria, as well as [[China]], an

*[[Khat]] - A stimulant of East [[Africa]] and [[Arabia]], containing [[opium]] alkaloids. (http://www.unod ...] - hypnotic, native to Europe, northern Africa, and western and central [[Asia]].

...r Don (which in fact has its source south of Moscow) separates Europe from Asia.

...ongol Invasion|conquered]] and ruled over Eastern [[Europe]] and most of [[Asia]], establishing a Mongolian [[dynasty]] in [[China]]. They reportedly reach ...against mainly [[Muslim]] nations in the [[Middle_East|Middle]] and [[Near East]], the background to some of the [[legend]]s regarding the supposed [[Chris

...ing, Roger induced them under his leadership to seek new adventures in the East, in fighting against the [[Turkey|Turk]]s, who were ravaging the [[Byzantin ...ssipation, intrigues and bloody quarrels, Roger and his men were sent into Asia, and after some successful encounters with the Turks they went into winter

...same size as Europe, but with everything East of the Nile being part of [[Asia]].

...fore--natural as most "old world" parrots are native to India, southeast [[Asia]], [[Australasia]], and Australia. Specifically, the Indians had/have a cu ...t, 2006 when Biya Sama of the Canton of [[Brokenbridge]] in [[Ostgardr]] [[East Kingdom]] started the [[Company of Medieval Aviculturists]] (now named the

Several [[Asia]]n tribes were identified with Prester John by travellers, but from the [[1 ...han defeated by Gengis. The lingering belief in a Nestorian kingdom in the east accounts for several Christian embassies to the Mongols, in particular the

The crusaders' difficulties began long before they crossed into [[Asia Minor]]. As in the First Crusade, the city of [[Constantinople]] was the r ...ed it. Instead he besieged [[Iconium]], failed to capture it, and marched east, reaching [[Heraclea]] shortly after the Lombards were wiped out at the Bat

...utilized and an entire nomenclature developed around them. In the [[Middle East]] and [[India]], yet other patterns were developed (but 4-in-1 being the mo