Links

The Barony of Aquaterra does not endorse any of the sites listed here, nor do we have any financial connection with any of the shops. These listings are for information only.

An Tir (19)

An Tir Arts & Sciences: This is an unrecognized web site for supporting the Arts & Sciences in the Kingdom of An Tir and the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir Culture Wiki: The purpose of this wiki is to provide a way for the people of An Tir to cooperatively collect and describe our history and culture. [33 hits | Report this link as dead]

AnTir Heralds : [34 hits | Report this link as dead]

Barony of Blatha an Oir: Nearby Barony The Barony of Blatha an Oir is a branch (Tacoma, Pierce County, WA)of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), which is a non-profit organization devoted to the study of pre-seventeenth century Western culture. [33 hits | Report this link as dead]

Barony of Dragon's Laire: Nearby Barony The Barony of Dragon's Laire is geographically defined to contain Kitsap County and Northern Mason County in Washington State, USA It is well-known in the community for our annual June Faire open to the public as Medieval Faire [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

Barony of Glymm Mere: Nearby Barony The lands modernly found at the southern most end of Puget Sound, and westward to the Pacific Ocean including the cities of Lacey, Olympia, Rochester, Shelton, Tumwater, County Thurston,County Grays Harbor, and the southern parts of County Mason, Washington, USA. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Barony of Lions Gate: Nearby Barony Our group is a Barony within The Principality of Tir Righ in The Kingdom of An Tir. In the modern world this means we are the local branch for the Lower Mainland of British Columbia, Canada. This includes Vancouver, West Vancouver, North Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, Surrey, Langley, White Rock, and Delta. [36 hits | Report this link as dead]

Barony of Madrone: Nearby Barony Madrone covers the area modernly known as Seattle and King County, in Washington state. Within the Barony are two subgroups: the College of St. Bunstable, at the University of Washington in Seattle; and the Canton of Porte de l'Eau on the Eastside, including the cities of Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, and Duvall. [32 hits | Report this link as dead]

Barony of Stromgard: Nearby Barony Skamania and Clark Counties, WA branch of SCA Inc., in the grand kingdom of An Tir [28 hits | Report this link as dead]

Kingdom of An Tir: The Kingdom of An Tir Info Scroll. [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

Principality of Avacal: Avacal is a Principality within the Kingdom of An Tir. It is a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) comprised of the Provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta and parts of British Columbia. [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

Principality of the Summits: The Gryphon Coronet bids you welcome to the official website of the Principality of the Summits, the southernmost region of the Kingdom of An Tir. [22 hits | Report this link as dead]

Principality of Tir Righ: This is the recognized website for the Principality of Tir Righ of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. and is maintained by the Principality Web Minister team. This site may contain electronic versions of the group's governing documents. Any discrepancies between the electronic version of any information on this site and the printed version that is available from the originating office will be decided in favor of the printed version. [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

Shire of Druim Doineann: Nearby Shire The Shire of Druim Doineann is located in the Kingdom of An Tir covering the modern lands of Clallam and Jefferson counties on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

Shire of Earnrokke: Nearby Shire Earnrokke is located on beautiful Whidbey Island, in the state of Washington. We welcome all new comers to our Shire to join us for fun and learning! [19 hits | Report this link as dead]

Shire of Midhaven: Nearby Shire The Shire of Midhaven is modernly located in Skagit County, Washington State, USA, in SCA terms, we are a shire within the kingdom of AnTir. [21 hits | Report this link as dead]

Shire of Shittimwoode: Nearby Shire Located in Whatcom County, Washington. History, origin of the name, news, calendar of events, list of officers and library. [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

Shire of Wyewood: Nearby Shire In modern terms, Wyewood occupies southern King County (south of Seattle and north of Tacoma) in Washington, USA. Wyewoodians are fun-loving and social people. We encourage newcomers to attend any of our activities or events which sound interesting. The Full Contact Social is a good place to start--you can talk to people, look at projects that we're working on, watch fighter practice, and find out who might know more about the particular subjects and activities in which you are interested. [24 hits | Report this link as dead]

University of Ithra: The Ithra Homepage [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

Art (8)

Artz Hours: The owner of this site has been unbelievably lucky to have access to a 15th Century Book of Hours that belongs to Oberlin College Library's Special Collections, known as the Artz Hours after the donor, Frederick B. Artz. Here you will find a digital facsimile of this book--you can look through the book page by page. [38 hits | Report this link as dead]

Bodleian Library, University of Oxford, England: About a thousand images can be reached from this page. Information about the manuscripts and the digital images can also be found. The index of manuscripts photographed is arranged by century and country of origin. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Britain's Bayeaux Tapestry at the Museum of Reading: Here you can read the tale told by the Bayeux Tapestry - the story of William the Conqueror and Harold, Earl of Wessex, the men who led the Norman and Saxon armies in 1066. William's defeat of Harold at the Battle of Hastings ensured the success of the Norman invasion of England. You can view the tapestry scene by scene, learn the history of the tapestry, learn about the people in the tapestry, and learn what happened after Hastings. [35 hits | Report this link as dead]

Himalayan Art Resources: Many illustrations of painting, sculpture, and textiles some items photographed from private collections. Media and pigments used, and provanance are given and items are dated. There are 28 American collections (including the Burke in Seattle and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York), 12 Asian collections, and 5 Eurpoean collections (including the British Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London) represented. A glossary is available as well as an introduction to Himalayan Art. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Karen's Whimsey - Medieval Clip Art (public domain images): Karen loves images of knights and castles and maidens from the Middle Ages, so she was very excited to find these images of Medieval Clipart to use in her artwork. These drawings of Medieval Clipart come from several old books and are in the public domain. Original sources are not given, but images are downloadable for free. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Bibliothèque Nationale de France presents The Age of King Charles V (1338-1380): 1,000 Illuminations from the Department of Manuscripts. You may access information via three different paths: introductory text, themes, and manuscripts. Includes Froissart's Chronicles and the Breviary of Martin of Aragon. [27 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Walters Art Museum: Featuring works of art in all the major artistic media of the period, the Walters' medieval collection includes remarkable examples of metalwork, sculpture, stained glass, textiles, icons, and other paintings. The collection is especially renowned for its ivories, enamels, reliquaries, early Byzantine silver, post-Byzantine art, and Ethiopian Christian art. Together, these objects offer a remarkable overview of one of the world's great periods of human creativity, spiritual yearning, and artistic innovation. [27 hits | Report this link as dead]

University of North Carolina - Medieval Art in Western Europe: The site, designed to help students enrolled in the Medieval Art in Western Europe course, includes a bibliography to art research, links to on-line art encyclopedias, links to on-line articles on Medieval art, links to other on-line useful and authoritative websites, and surveys of Medieval art [40 hits | Report this link as dead]

Event Stewards (6)

An Tir Kingdom Events: This section of the An Tir Autocrats website is designed to be a reference for current and future Crown and Kingdom event Autocrats. You will find information on putting together an event bid for a Kingdom level event, an explanation of the bid selection process, Crown event budgets, and other references designed to make autocratting and event for the kingdom a bit easier. The Branches which have been awarded upcoming Kingdom events are listed as well as which upcoming events are still soliciting bids. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

NOAA's National Weather Service: This page contains current watches, warnings and advisories issued by the National Weather Service that are in effect for Washington State. This file is usually updated about every two minutes. [28 hits | Report this link as dead]

Puget Sound Clean Air Agency: Get current information on burn bans in Snohomish County - what a burn ban is and what is banned when one is in effect - and up-to-date air quality forecasts, [33 hits | Report this link as dead]

sca.org - Site Owners Brochure: An absolutely fantastic document for helping site owners and potential site owners understand the SCA, our needs for events, and what we do! [34 hits | Report this link as dead]

Snohomish County Government : Research Snohomish County Code, County services, and emergency information. Locate departments. Find your County Comissioners. [24 hits | Report this link as dead]

Snohomish County Public Works - River Flood Warning Program: Get real time flood warnings and road closure information updated every 15 minutes for rivers in Snohomish County. [34 hits | Report this link as dead]

Guilds (12)

An Tir Chirurgeons' Guild: Chirurgeons are members of the volunteer First Aid branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. (SCA). This site is designed to for both the Chirurgeon and non-chirurgeon alike. For the Chirurgeon, this site provides a schedule of reporting dates, a folder of current forms available for download, a resource area containing information, articles and links of interest to chirurgeons, as well as the Message Forum and Chat Area, where chirurgeons can exchange information and ideas, either in live chat, or in a message forum. [33 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir College of Scribes: [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir Costumer's Guild: The purpose of the An Tir Costumer's Guild is to promote anything which has to do with clothing and textiles in general (from the skin out and from the ground up). [28 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir Embellishers' Year Long Challenge 2008 : This blog will be a record of the An Tir Embellishers' Guild year-long challenge taking place from Twelfth Night 2008 to Twelfth Night 2009. The challenge will require participants to make an item or series of items using some form of SCA period embellishment. More information on the site. [18 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir Equestrian Home Page: This is the home page of the An Tir Equestrian Marshallate. Here you will find equestrian rules, an activities calendar, and answers to frequently asked questions regarding the equestrian arts. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir Hunt Guild: The ultimate goal is to help focus people on the big part of Everyday Life in our Period: animals and hunting . So everything researched on Period Hunting Techniques is for Persona Development and personal knowledge. And of course, to explore another facet of Equestrian Arts, that of hunting on horseback. Individual Kingdoms are invited to form their own Chapters of the Hunt Guild. [32 hits | Report this link as dead]

Kingdom of An Tir Missile Guild: The Guild exists to advance the researching and re-creating of the arts and skills of pre-17th-century in matters of Archery, Thrown weapons, Siege Weapons, and other associated disciplines. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Lampworkers' Guild: As a guild within the Kingdom of An Tir we are having a wonderful time getting to know one another through sharing our work, research and ideas. We invite you to visit us at an event. Our members are happy to answer any questions you may have about lampworking. While many of our members belong to the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), the Lampworkers' Guild is a permitted rather than endorsed part of the worldwide organization. [29 hits | Report this link as dead]

On Target Online!: The Officeal An Tir Royal Archer web site. The Royal Archers encourage the development of period archery; maintain, publish, and enforce the rules for target archery and for period missile weapons; and maintain, publish and enforce standards for combat archery and missile combat [38 hits | Report this link as dead]

SCA Brewers Guilds: A listing of links to Inter-kingdom Brewers Guilds, various Kingdom Brewers Guilds, Baronial and Shire Brewers Guilds throughout the Knowne World as well as recipies. [28 hits | Report this link as dead]

The An Tir Spinner's Guild: The purpose of the Guild is to provide a forum for the exchange of information about spinning and other fibre arts, to encourage awareness and knowledge of spinning, and to challenge spinners to excel at their craft, within the context of the Society for Creative Anachronism. [21 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Barony of Dragons Laire Spirit Makers Guild: Culinary and Spirit Makers has combined! The guild does not just do beer. That’s just where the current talent is. Meetings are usually on the third Monday of each month in either North Kitsap or Bremerton Washington. At each meeting there are samplings, but you do not have to drink to participate. The purpose is to educate our palates. Most meetings are working meetings with brewing bottling or vinting. Specifically there are no dues but contributions are appreciated. this is to cover expenses like prizes for contests and projects like the Baronial brews. [22 hits | Report this link as dead]

Non-An Tir Guilds (4)

Costume Guild of Meridies: This website contains links to museum and library image sites, other SCA Costume Guilds, sources for fabrics and findings, and general articles of interest to costumers. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

Games Guild of Ealdormere: The Games Guild of Ealdormere is an open organization of medieval games enthusiasts within the Society of Creative Anachronism. Our primary goal is to teach folks about medieval games, and spread our love for them. There are descriptions and rules for playing of several period games found under the "links" heading on this site. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Punta Dritta - Newsletter of the Royal Guild of Fence: This is the monthly newsletter of the West Kingdom's Royal Guild of Fence. It may be viewed, copied and distributed for free providing none of the content is changed. If you wish to use articles from the newsletter in your own publications, please seek permission from the authors. [29 hits | Report this link as dead]

The West Kingdom Needleworkers' Guild: The purposes of the Needleworkers Guild of the West Kingdom are: 1. To promote the art and enjoyment of historical needlework 2. To further the knowledge of and develop skills in different needlework styles 3. The enjoyment of historical needlework --and to have fun doing it! As needleworkers in the SCA, we study and live the history of needlework, and we use our creative skills to actually re-create the glory of another time. Knowledge of history increases our learning and appreciation of needlework, and our use of authentic period stitches, fabrics, threads and designs increase our understanding of history and of the achievements of the past. [39 hits | Report this link as dead]

Heraldry (10)

A Glossary of Terms Used in Heraldry: A complete synoptical table presents the chief terms under logical headings and in systematic order. This is followed by the completely alphabetized terms which are set off and embellished by 1,000 illustrations. Words such as charge, bearing, ordinary, tincture field, fess, and many others than take on new meaning and luster for the student as well as those wise in the ways of heraldry and old world lore. And heraldry gains new adherents; it is destined never to die. This work was originally published by James Parker and Company in 1894. [17 hits | Report this link as dead]

American Heraldry Society: The American Heraldry Society was founded to study and promote the proper use of heraldry in America through educational efforts and public policy proposals. The Society seeks to educate the American public about the art and practices related to personal and organizational heraldry and to promote legal protections against usurpation of coats of arms in this country. [29 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir College of Heralds - Order of Precedence: This is a listing of people in the Kingdom of An Tir along with the awards they have received. The listing can be accessed alphabetically or even by rank. There are also a great many interesting things about the awards that have been given out by the Kingdom of An Tir, it's branches, and even branches from all over the Known World included on this site. [35 hits | Report this link as dead]

An Tir Roll of Arms: The site contains pictures of the majority of the registered arms of the residents of Kingdom An Tir, and serves as a resource for the Kingdom. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

Medieval Painted Flags – A Study: This is an excellent and scholarly article on the medieval painted flag written in 2007. The author includes a complete bibliography. The article gives an overview of the painted flag in relation to other types of decoration used for medieval flags, who commissioned them, from whom they were commissioned and what part the flags played in medieval life. Sources are listed for information from which conclusions are drawn. There is also a discussion of period painting technique used on flags with quotes from extant writers. Finally, the author outlines her own reconstruction of a painted flag utilizing as many historically authentic methods as possible with as much modern convenience as can be managed. Her methods are illustrated with excellent step-by-step photographs as she works to produce a silk painted flag. She describes how the medieval painter would accomplish a process and then outlines her own process and explains her reasoning when she makes choices of media or method. The article is actually included on the Aston Hall website. Aston Hall is a household located in the eastern shire of Darach in the Kingdom of Caid and is known for its collection of beautiful silk flags. [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

Modar's Heraldry Page: Simply one of the best and largest resources for Heraldry on the web. [29 hits | Report this link as dead]

SCA - Inlands Region: This is a good source of information and graphics illustrating the heraldic arms of the Kingdoms of the Knowne World by order of Precedence within the SCA. Black-and-white images to create flash cards are available for print out from the site. You can use these to color and/or cut out and create flash cards to learn the arms of the Kingdoms of the Knowne World, the Principalities of the Knowne World, Badges of Office in An Tir, Awards of An Tir, and the Baronies of An Tir. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

SCA.org - Heraldry: SCA College of Heralds articles on period naming practices for various cultures [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

United Kingdom College of Arms: The College of Arms is the official repository of the coats of arms and pedigrees of English, Welsh, Northern Irish and Commonwealth families and their descendants. Its records also include official copies of the records of Ulster King of Arms the originals of which remain in Dublin. The officers of the College, known as heralds, specialize in genealogical and heraldic work for their respective clients. Look at the FAQs on this site for answers to such questions as: 1. Do coats of arms belong to surnames? 2. What is a crest? 3. Can the College of Arms tell me what my clan badge is? [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

West Kingdom College of Heralds - Templates: These pages contain images that you can use to help design your armory -- specifically for images that can be used to design your field (background). The descriptions are taken from A Dictionary of Heraldry (Stephen Friar, Harmony Books, 1987, ISBN: 0-517-56665-6) or The Pictorial Dictionary of Heraldry (2nd Edition, Bruce Draconarius of Mistholme and Akagawa Yoshio, 1992, self-published). [13 hits | Report this link as dead]

Households (5)

House Gremlin: Welcome to House Gremlin. We are a household within the SCA. A Medieval Re-enactment organization. We are based out of The Barony of Aquaterra. Our primary focus is on the Late Scandinavian Iron Age (the Viking Era), though the breadth of our members' interests expand well beyond this scope. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

House Grynmoors: The main interest or our persona study lies in the Middle East. Our preferred martial arts interest is in archery and missile combat. Go ahead and run, you'll just die tired! [34 hits | Report this link as dead]

House Meðelstede: An active household of fighters and bards [43 hits | Report this link as dead]

House Redstone: Many of our number practice the art of combat while others research and recreate the ancient and almost lost arts of sword making or building armor. Still others recreate in fine detail the clothing, learn old cooking skills, or write beautiful music. We come to learn of history or just to enjoy the ancient atmosphere, the ambiance of music of old, and the many friendships that we have cultivated through our mutual interests. Come join us in this journey of discovery. Learn who we are and see if you would feel at home with us. [36 hits | Report this link as dead]

Varghala: Varghala is the official Website of the University of Northern British Columbia Medieval Culture and Combat Club, otherwise known as the Wolfpack! And often Known in Aquaterra as part of the Red Plague! [38 hits | Report this link as dead]

Research (23)

Armor Archive: This site has SOO MANY patterns [35 hits | Report this link as dead]

Baragona's Medieval Drama Page : Here are some World Wide Web and Internet resources for the study of Medieval and Early Renaissance Drama. There are bibliographies for medieval English drama, medieval European drama in translation, and links to many additional resources. This site is hosted on the Virginia Military Institute web site. [27 hits | Report this link as dead]

Deborah and Steve's Plausibly Medieval Pavilions: The owner of this site began his interest in Medieval tents in the SCA. More recently, he and his wife have been participating in La Belle Compagnie, a Hundred Years War living-history group. His Web site aspires to the "high-accuracy" end because he is interested in how tents were actually built and used in the Middle Ages, and how to reconstruct them today. In addition to tents he has constructed and lived in, his site also includes an author-created taxonomy of pavilion designs, surviving Medieval pictures of tents listed by source, links to other pages on reconstructed Medieval architecture, and a bibliography. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Directory of Royal Genealogical Data: At this site there is a database containing the genealogy of the British Royal family and those linked to it via blood or marriage relationships. It contains, in fact, the genealogy of almost every ruling house in the western world because of the intermarriage that took place between them at some time or another. There are in excess of 30,000 individuals from the earliest times to the present in the database. The date spread of the records is available for those interested, as well as statistics on the ten most popular monarchs. For further details on sources see the bibliography and also User Contributed Data Files. You may also find the Answers to Frequestly Asked Questions useful. [27 hits | Report this link as dead]

Everett Public Library: Search the Everett Public Library catalog to discover research sources, get a summary of the book, and even place the book on hold -- all on-line. [33 hits | Report this link as dead]

Internet Medieval Sourcebook : Collection of primary and some secondary sources dealing with all aspects of Western (including the Middle East) medieval history. Also see his The Byzantine Studies Page . Both are part of the Internet History Sourcebooks Project. [22 hits | Report this link as dead]

Internet Shakespeare Editions : The aim of the Internet Shakespeare Editions is to inspire a love of Shakespeare's works in a world-wide audience. To do so, we create and publish works for the student, scholar, actor, and general reader in a form native to the medium of the Internet: scholarly, fully annotated texts of Shakespeare's plays, multimedia explorations of the context of Shakespeare's life and works, and records of his plays in performance. This site is supported by the University of Victoria and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

Louise de la Mere - SCA costumer: Garb or clothing of the period of the SCA, pre-16th century, is my main interest. Many members of the SCA focus in on one time period and or region to study and recreate. I do not. My focus is on clothes from many different time periods and countries. This page has pictures of garments that I have made and will, whenever possible, have links to primary source images of these garments on the web. These primary source's may come in the form of paintings from that time, or actual existing garments. [27 hits | Report this link as dead]

Medieval & Renaissance Dances: This is a collection of cheat-sheets designed to accompany the dance music collection published by Lady Phaedria d'Aurillac. It also includes descriptions of the dance steps, a and a short list of references. This collection is currently incomplete, but the intent is to give a concise description of all the dances, along with the source of the dance. Many dances traditionally danced in the SCA which aren't actually from before 1600 are also given, along with the damning evidence of their origin -- this collection will hopefully be complete, with the good, the bad, and the ugly. I hope that this collection will be sufficient to allow you to teach a dance once you've seen it danced once and have looked at the cheat sheet. Enjoy. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Project Gutenberg: There are over 25,000 free books in the Project Gutenberg Online Book Catalog. A grand total of over 100,000 titles are available at Project Gutenberg Partners, Affiliates and Resources. [14 hits | Report this link as dead]

SCA Renaissance Dance Homepage: Lots of primary and secondary resource information on period dancing. [21 hits | Report this link as dead]

Seattle Public Library: There is more to do at the Library than you might ever imagine! The Seattle Public Library has a collection of approximately 2,000,000 items. The collection includes books, audio books, music CDs, videos and DVDs, books in large type, and magazines and newspapers - for all ages. The Library also subscribes to numerous online databases and digital ebook and audiobook services. Search the library catalog on-line and place books on reserve. [24 hits | Report this link as dead]

Sno-Isle Libraries catalog: Search the catalog of books for all the libraries in the Sno-Isle library system simultaneously. Discover the locations and hours of branch libraries. Or check out the "Ask a librarian" feature of this site. [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Academy of Saint Gabriel: The Academy is a group of around 50 volunteers who research medieval names and armory. Our primary purpose is to assist members of medieval re-enactment groups like the Society for Creative Anachronism to find historically accurate medieval names and coats of arms. This website includes articles on names and naming practices for many different cultures. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Dancing Master (1653): A transcription of the second edition of Playford's _The Dancing Master_ (1653), with scans of the original music notation. [21 hits | Report this link as dead]

The English Dancing Master by John Playford 1651: A project to enter Playford first edition (1651) is mostly finished! Here it is! I tried to take care to not correct spellings and obvious mistakes, but if you find something right, let me know... :) Music will be on the way as soon as have time to get it in. A small portion of the music has been entered. Eric Praetzel has been kind enough to enter the music zipped in midi format he has even provided some scans of music from a reprint editions of playford. I do not know if the copywrite of the reprint has expired, however. I've decided to use Chris Walshaw's "abc" format due to many suggestions/requests. You can also find a complete facsimile of the 1651 edition here. Thanks Gregory! Would you like to help? send mail to flip@andrew.cmu.edu. As for Copying and inclusion in works and the like, I allow anyone to copy any part of this document, electronic or otherwise, as long as it is stated in writing with the copy that it is: From The English Dancing Master 1651 Typed in by Filip of the Marche Not to be sold for profit. [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Labyrinth: The Labyrinth is a global information network providing free, organized access to electronic resources in medieval studies through a World Wide Web server at Georgetown University. [19 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Medieval Age: This site is produced by the Shoshone School District #312 in Idaho. They say about themselves: "We are a group of students and a teacher who are dedicated to learning and working. This website is the second one we've made...it's our second year in the Ed Tech Quest. We do not have our names on this site for privacy and contest restrictions. We hope you enjoyed our site, as we had fun participating in each of the areas and creating the website." The site has information on everything from armor, hand weapons, and seige weapons through dance, food and entertainment. [42 hits | Report this link as dead]

The New Hampshire Library of Traditional Music & Dance: The New Hampshire Library of Traditional Music and Dance was created in 1992 to consolidate and improve access to unique music collections maintained by the University of New Hampshire. The library consists of contributions from individuals and organizations, and contains books, periodicals, printed music, recordings, photographs, and archival materials that pertain to many aspects of the world's musical heritage. The on line collection includes John Playford's Dancing Master 1651-1728 [21 hits | Report this link as dead]

The ORB: Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies: The ORB is an academic site, written and maintained by medieval scholars for the benefit of their fellow instructors and serious students. All articles have been judged by at least two peer reviewers. Authors are held to high standards of accuracy, currency, and relevance to the field of medieval studies. [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Renaissance Tailor: Lots of quality information for costumers interested in 16th and 17th century clothing on this website produced by Countess Laurellen de Brandevin, Companion of the Laurel [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

Tudor History : An interesting site which lists the Tudor Kings and Queens of England, who's who in Tudor history, chronologies of people and events, architecture, genealogical trees and more including a bibliography with information on some of the sources used. [21 hits | Report this link as dead]

University of Washington Libraries: A listing of resources and services and the on-line catalogue for the libraries. Borrowing Information for Visitors - Access Most libraries and sections have open stacks with selected materials kept in closed areas, not accessible for browsing. All visitors are free to use materials in the library. Auxiliary and storage stacks; Special Collections, and the Media Center are examples of closed stacks, materials that are unavailable for public browsing. Most reserve materials are also in closed stacks. Access to these materials is acquired through the appropriate public service desk. For those without UW borrower cards, service desks accept requests for daily retrieval of storage materials. For those with UW borrower cards, requests may be placed online throught the UW Libraries Catalog. Some materials are restricted to Library Use Only. Typical items include most reference materials, Special Collections, and archival theses. [22 hits | Report this link as dead]

SCA (3)

SCA-Video.com: A video sharing community for medieval and renaissance re-enactors. [35 hits | Report this link as dead]

SCA.org- Introduction Flyer: Another excellent introduction into the SCA which can be printed as a 2-sided flyer [26 hits | Report this link as dead]

Society for Creative Anachronism, inc.: The official SCA website [29 hits | Report this link as dead]

Shopping (19)

ashcraftbaker: affordable armor, good selection and prices. beginner gear, helms armor, accessories and more. [36 hits | Report this link as dead]

Atlas of the Knowne World - Gurgling Gargoyle Games: This Atlas is a detailed set of maps and heraldry of the political subdivisions of the Society of Creative Anachronism (SCA). The Atlas includes all of the SCA's Kingdoms, Provinces, Baronies, Shires, and Cantons and other equivalents as of January 2005. New: updated to include the new kingdom Gleann Abhann [28 hits | Report this link as dead]

B Sharp Fabrics ... where Sewing + History = FUN!!!: We are dedicated to providing suitable materials and supplies for accurate historical re-enactment clothing and textile amenities for many different genres from 'ancient' through WWII and carry many items of interest to heirloom sewers and traditional quilters. We hope you find the fabrics, notions, tools, books, etc., that you are looking for here. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Barnes & Noble: Taking advantage of vast warehouses across the United States, we stock over 1 million titles for immediate delivery -- that's more titles than any other online bookseller. [21 hits | Report this link as dead]

By The Sword Inc.: Medieval and Renaissance items for your fun and enjoyment as well as re-enactment's and historical needs. Whether your interest lies in swords, sabers, armour, medieval weapons, medieval clothing, the SCA, LARP, fantasy, Vikings, the Crusades, Hundred years war, Wars of the Roses or even the US Civil war, you will be able to find just the right piece! [35 hits | Report this link as dead]

Calontir Trim: Calontir Trim catalog. Fabulous trims at fantastic prices including exclusive designs created for use in the SCA. [32 hits | Report this link as dead]

combat-archery.com: has a suppliers link which has armor ( metal and leather ), combat archery ( bows, parts, sets, kits for DIYers).......fun site to check out. For combat archers, you may want to give Northstar Archery a look see. They answer questions within reasonable time ( homebased I believe and works reg job ), bearing that in mind they response time is fairly prompt. [31 hits | Report this link as dead]

Continental Stitchery Trims: InterContinental Trims, a div. of Continental Stitchery Trims Distinctive Jacquard and Woven Trims at Budget Prices [25 hits | Report this link as dead]

Fabric.com: "The place to go when you sew." [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

fabrics-store.com: Great place for pure linen fabric. Free samples, sales and discounts. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

Fashion Fabrics Club: Cotton fabric, silk fabric, linen fabric, wool fabric, blends, synthetics, print fabric, knits, woven fabric, bridal fabric, special occasion fabric, home decorating fabric and upholstery fabric. Buy a great variety of fabric and fabrics by the yard at wholesale and discount prices from our online fabric store. Always a 100% money back guarantee. [22 hits | Report this link as dead]

Gifts from Atlantis: Gifts From Atlantis started as a very small hobby business specializing in chainmaille that we made by hand. We had bracelets, necklaces, key fobs, and other small items we would sell at medieval-type events. Soon we discovered that we needed to start carrying other items. We believed whatever we were going to sell had to be a quality item at a fair price. Since then our business has been growing every year, and we have our customers to thank for that. We now find ourselves traveling far and wide a couple times a year to various gift/trade shows looking for the next new item to share with everyone. We currently travel throughout the states of Washington, Oregon and Idaho. Some of the events we do are 300 - 500 miles apart from weekend to weekend. [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

Lao Hats: Inspired by design elements from historical cultures, textiles and manuscripts, Lao Hats are historically based, yet timeless ... Handcrafted in Seattle from vintage coats and other reclaimed textiles, each Lao Hat is a distinctive piece of warm and wearable art! American-born artist, Heather Daveno, is a proud member of the Northwest Crafts Alliance. [30 hits | Report this link as dead]

Ottoman Trading Company: Dena Sukaya's OttomanTrading Company features treasures from Istanbul's Grand Bazaar, and the ancient lands of Turkey and beyond.... offering unique items for gift-giving; for your home, mind and body. Ottoman Trading Company is also the home of a Studio for Arts and Dance: offering Belly Dance Classes, Percussion Classes, Cultural Events, Parties and more..... We offer you a window to a world and culture you may not be familiar with, and share the arts and traditions of that world with you.... [27 hits | Report this link as dead]

Powell's Books: Powell's Books has grown into one of the world's great bookstores, with seven locations in the Portland metropolitan area, and one of the book world's most successful dot-coms. Find both new and used books and order on-line. [32 hits | Report this link as dead]

Realm of Regalia: This is Realm of Regalia's on line store specializing in trims/ribbons and accessories for the costumer. They have trims for the Renaissance and SCA costumer, science fiction (sci-fi) costumer, interior decorator or for anyone looking to spice up their home or wardrobe. There is a limited selection of trims on this site (items are added periodically) or you may wish to visit them at one of the many events they attend. [24 hits | Report this link as dead]

The Pillaged Village: We stock many items of particular interest to historical recreationists and SCA members. [27 hits | Report this link as dead]

TrimFabric: You've come to the right place! We carry the finest, most stylish fabrics any sewing professional (or amateur) can find! How do we do it? We obtain our fabric from the famous “Garment District” in New York City, the pinnacle of haute couture. We also import the finest fabrics European designers have to offer. Here you will find a wide array of fabric that anyone can afford! We have taken a traditional fabric business into the 21st century by offering an extensive selection of fabric to the on-line customer for a convenient and enjoyable experience. [23 hits | Report this link as dead]

Zen Warrior Armory: Zen Warrior Armory has been serving the SCA community as Triplette Competition Arms for many years. We are committed to providing quality products at an affordable price to the SCA, to Theater groups, and to all others who value and celebrate historical weapons and armor. [29 hits | Report this link as dead]

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