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...era]], water was the beverage of choice (or necessity) for the majority of people. In other times and places, mostly those with larger, more crowded cities, [[category:materials (medieval)]]

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* The transition from the [[Medieval]] Warm Period to the Little Ice Age == Significant people ==

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..."[[guild]]". The church established schools with the purpose of educating people in a particular profession (a non-trade profession), and then universities ...ontrol over the faculty and started to organise themselves as [[nation]]s (people of like cultural origin or [[language]]). Brawls between local townspeople

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...the activities in the [[SCA]] are based around [[period]] English life and people tend to hold rather romantic views of places such as [[London]]. ''Main article: [[Late Medieval England]]

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The production of Manuscripts is widely practiced in the [[SCA]] with many people devoting a lot of time to the production of elaborate [[Illumination]]s. A great many medieval manuscripts are now being digitised and are available in varous places acro

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...hies were, and have survived, as a fixed list recognized as authoritative, medieval lists of Nine Worthy Women, where they exist, vary one from another. Culled from a variety of sources, a representative list of the medieval Nine Worthy Women is

Ale was frequently drunk by people of all ages due to the lack of safe drinking water in some areas and someti

...rts [[Laurel]]s, just as there are Poetry Laurels and Balladry Laurels . [[Medieval]] artists would have practiced all these arts, but the SCA sets bardic arti ...al medieval subjects; they may also feature descriptions of [[event]]s and people from the [[current middle ages]].

...ion''' is a [[luxury]] and in early [[period]] it was something only a few people could afford. This changed somewhat with the [[Renaissance]]. Formal education was not a necessity for the overwhelming majority of people throughout much of the period. Far more important than academic learning wa

...[[artwork]] can be found that relate to historical [[event]]s, places and people. [[category:occupation (modern)]][[category:occupation (medieval)]]

...[[lamb]] or [[mutton]], was one of the more common meats eaten by medieval people. Sheep [[milk]] was also used to make [[cheese]].

...l [[lawn]]s (presumably of grass) are attested to as a luxury enjoyed by [[medieval]] [[noble]]s as far back as the [[12th Century]].

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