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Medievalist, musician, and author of the book [[Medieval Instrumental Dances]]. [[category:People (modern)]]

* the beginning of the [[Medieval Warm Period]] == Significant people ==

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...y works including [[The Divine Comedy]]. Dante was one of the last great [[medieval]] scholars, preceding the age of the [[Renaissance]]. [[Category:People (medieval)]]

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The [[SCA]] is essentially a '''game''', although many people tend to forget this. The SCA is all about having fun, [[dress]]ing up, [[fi There are a variety of [[medieval]] games:

...ese could be used for musical accompaniment or for [[signalling]]. Often [[medieval]] drums were tensioned by [[rope]]s. ...number of different drum types including nakers and kettle known from the medieval period.

'''Myths''' are things in which people-in-general believe, but that can't be proved to be true. ...o a single story. For instance, [[Robin Hood]] may have been based on real people and folklore and fables on someone called Robin.

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Some [[medieval]] soldiers were required to serve for a limited amount of time for their lo ...ratio is uncommon in some groups, others deliberately limit the amount of people portraying units above the general rank and file.

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* [http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/bacon2.html ORB Medieval Sourcebook has his 1268 On Experimental Science] [[category:people (medieval)]]

...d. [[Salt]] was poured into the saltcellar at the start of the meal, and people would reach into it and get a "pinch of salt" -- literally as much salt as ...ad of the table than the saltcellars; therefore the term came to represent people of lesser quality, such as [[servant]]s, [[journeyman|journeymen]], or [[ap

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'''Trading''' refers to the buying and selling of goods. Many [[medieval]] [[town]]s and [[city|cities]] became well known trading centres, some for ...nd objects in high demand but short supply would support a higher price as people paid to obtain said item.

In [[period]], '''scribes''' were the people who could [[writing|write]]. Often, they were [[monk]]s or [[nun]]s who wor ...calligraphy]] and [[illumination]] on the scrolls is often on par with a [[medieval]] [[book of hours]] or [[grant of arms]].

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...if it is not [[authenticity|authentic]] to the [[middle ages]], but looks medieval to the modern eye. ...l]]s and those concerned with [[authenticity]], strive to create authentic medieval [[garb]] and other crafts, much of the material culture that makes up the [

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