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...for. Sir Forgal is my Knight and I am working on other more knowledgable people to add to this article. ...sector in society (namely the military). These points are important for [[medieval]] [[reenactment]]/[[recreation]] and therefore, knowing about your [[knight

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...BC-1000 AD.) Possibly it should be rephrased [[viking]] age, as then more people would understand what era? - [[User:Asfridhr|Asfridhr Ulfvidhardottir]] ...e an expert on any given topic (but many will have a moderate backgound in medieval stuff), so it's best to write for them - ie, explain everything or at least

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...rd as the [[Dark Ages]], the [[Middle Ages]] and the [[Renaissance]]. Many people think that the SCA only covers the period from 600 AD to 1600AD, but [[Corp ...to this guideline is [[religion]] - although it was the mainstay of the [[medieval]] era, anything overtly religious is avoided. No-one is going to complain i

There are many people who can teach the basics of this art, so ask around, as it really helps to ...the more comprehensive sources of information on tablet weaving including medieval references is a book called The Techniques of Tablet Weaving by Peter Colli

...ple is [[Combat]] which is mainly SCA combat, with little said about other medieval re-enactment groups. ...nnan:Old_Village_pump_discussions_(moved_2007)]], What do to with Category:people (SCA)?).

...s just say "upset uncle, fruit knife". The two were almost certainly the [[medieval]] equivalent as they named their son [[Astrolabe]]. There has also been a m [[category:people (medieval)]][[category:11th century]][[category:12th century]]

...five [[language]]s, without including the [[Scots Gaelic]] of most of his people, not to mention possessing the skill (or art) of [[dentistry]], at a level [[category:Monarchs_(medieval)]]

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...ened maybe it's time that we adopted a policy of only allowing editing for people who have logged in. It's not a foolproof defence I know, and it makes us fe ...ttack today and the first major attack are both examples of this). Forcing people to register only inconveniences humans. I've updated the anti spam filter t

...t can be true, but it can also be a great hobby to enjoy on a budget. Many people are poor students, with low end jobs, some [[fabric]] remnants, a [[basket] *Many people on a budget recycle old fabric and try to buy fabric when they have a littl

If you don't think the core studies of the Humanists caused people to question papal authority then provide some concrete examples. Sure, Wyc ...es of church corruption had been around for a long time ; I'll dig up some medieval examples.

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...custody, married her, rode to Siferth's lands and, with the consent of the people there, took over Siferth's [[demesne]]. [[category:people (medieval)]][[category:10th century]][[category:11th century]]

...urfaces, shields were almost always decorated, and by the middle of the [[medieval]] era an elaborate system of rules around this decoration had developed, kn Medieval shields could have been made of a sort of [[plywood]], that is, of a series

...what sort of articles are OK to put on Cunnan. The front page says it's a medieval & renaissance wiki with an SCA slant but that doesn't really cover it in my ...r things up, IMO. There are enough people asking why we do SCA and general medieval info as it is. Maybe we should consider forking into two wikis eventually (

...name "Northmen" or "[[viking|Norsemen]]") were a mixture of the indigenous people of [[France]] and the [[Viking]] invaders under the leadership of [[Rollo o The Norman people adopted [[Christianity]] and the [[Gallo-Romance languages|Gallo-Romance la

...oke cleared, the Reformation was a continuation by other means of normal [[medieval]] [[Church]]-State relations. As a note, the word 'Reform' in a sixteenth c ...consumed by famine, plague, disorder and war. Many [[religion|religious]] people donated land and other wealth to the [[Church]], and many Bishoprics and so