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The '''Australasian Medieval Conference''' (also known as simply ''Conference'', ''Convention'' or ''Conferention'') is an [[event]] held during the [[Easter]] period in various states of [[Australia]]. The event is held on every odd numbered year. Each Conference is typically hosted at a different site by a different host group(s) than the previous.

It is primarily a [[re-enactor]] event as it conflicts with the [[Festival]] held by the [[SCA]], although in the early years SCA members would also attend.

This event covers periods ranging from antiguity to the [[17th century]]. Consequently it is not a typical [[re-enactment]] event as it does bring together many different periods rather than focussing on one at a time. Each day is themed with the actual themes determined by the hosting group. Typical themes are Ancient, [[Dark Ages]], [[Crusade]]r/[[Byzantine]], [[High Medieval]], [[Late Medieval]], and [[Renaissance]] and later.

==Recent Conferences==
*14th Amc 2007 (Dullcon)- Braidwood, NSW. Hosted by [[Danelaw]].
*13th AMC 2005 (Dustcon)- Nagambie, Victoria. Hosted by [[NVG|Vlachernai]].
*12th AMC 2003- Porepunkah, Vic. Hosted by ???
*11th AMC 2001- Bowraville, NSW. Hosted by ???
*10th AMC 1999- Bacchus Marsh, Vic. Hosted by ???
*9th AMC 1997- Sokil, Vic. Hosted by ???
*8th AMC 1995- Brisbane, Qld. Hosted by [[Companie of Knights Bachelor]]???
*7th AMC 1993- Glenfield, NSW. Hosted by Australian Medieval Conference Association Incorporated
*6th AMC 1991- Cataract, NSW. Hosted by MARS and Dryhtenfyrd
*5th AMC 1989- Maldon, Vic. Hosted by ???
*4th AMC 1987- Castle Mountain, NSW. Hosted by [[1066 The Medieval Society|1066]]
*3rd AMC 1985- Maldon, Vic. Hosted by ???
*2nd AMC 1983- Macquarie University, NSW. Hosted by ???
*1st AMC 1981??- ??

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