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From the [[13th century]], in some places, the term '''journeyman''' was used to describe someone who had completed t [[category:occupation (medieval)]]

...ied in 26 places in [[Europe]]. The [[shroud]] of Turin may in fact be a [[medieval]] fake. ...[[college]]s as their patron saints. This is to reflect the fact that many medieval and Renaissance colleges were also named after patron saints. There are als

...[[coffee house]]s opened in [[England]] and became quickly popular meeting places for men to engage in discussions. This distressed While coffee was not known in [[Europe]] during the [[medieval]] period, it is considered [[period by consensus]] in the [[SCA]].

...s and yellows, but such processing does not appear to have been known in [[medieval]] times. The shorter [[flax]] fibres are called ''tow'' and the longer ones ...[burial]]). This, however this is a rare usage compared to other times and places.

...kingdom. Uprisings were brutally quelled, Norman lords were installed into places of power, and by 1072 the whole of England had been united once more. [[category: monarchs (medieval)]]

...riod]] were to the [[Holy Land]], but pilgrimages also took place to other places: to [[Rome]], to tour holy sites and perhaps see the [[Pope]]; to the [[tom * [http://www.larsdatter.com/pilgrims.htm Medieval Pilgrims' Clothing]

From a [[medieval]] [[Europe]]an perspective, '''India''' was best known as a land conquered [[category:places]][[category:countries]]

...d [[period]] English life and people tend to hold rather romantic views of places such as [[London]]. ''Main article: [[Late Medieval England]]

...ement; in some Kingdoms, GoAs are almost never awarded at all; and in some places naked GoAs are not unusual at all, often being given to folks like ex-Kingd ...ot carry membership in an [[Order]] and, in fact, has no real place in the medieval structure of the SCA.

...number number of '''gemstones''' were known to many cultures during the [[medieval]] period. Which gemstones were known in which time and place is harder to ...lished throughout [[period]]. Many names occur for the same gemstones in [[medieval]] [[literature]], making it difficult to identify the gemstone named. The

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Time during the day was regulated in many places by the church - [[bell]]s rang at the times of significant services, and pe ...ours.htm A wonderful summary of equal and unequal hours, and various other medieval timekeeping practicalities.]

...and were not allowed to [[clothing|wear]], as fit their social station. [[Medieval]] sumptary laws varied and tended to become more elaborate as the [[period] ...s other than white are in any way restricted. [[Red]] belts are used most places to mark [[squire]]s, but many non-squires also wear red or reddish belts.

In some places, the terms favour and token also refer to specific physical objects. A fav [[category:artefact (medieval)]]

...and the isle of Aphrodite achieved a degree of peace for the rest of the [[medieval]] [[period]]. [[category:Kingdoms (medieval)]][[category:places]][[category:countries]]

** [[http://www.forest.gen.nz/Medieval/articles/garments/Charles_blois/Charles_blois.html Historical Surcoat]] wit Other Places of Interest

'''France''' as a [[medieval]] [[kingdom]] occupied much the same area as classical [[Gaul]], but having [[category:places]][[category:countries]]

''Unrelated to the [[medieval]] Burgundy, The [[Shire of Burgandy]] (note spelling difference) is a regio [[Category:Places]]

Fealty then, is a two-way street, a [[medieval]] contract exchanging [[fief-rent|goods]] or services, usually [[leal servi ...either as a necklace, or a small linked chain under the peerage badge. In places where this is the custom, it is thus considered slightly out-of-place to we