Ségnat's Sojourns

Middle English Dictionary
Medieval Histories
Medieval Irish Tuath
Vortigern Studies: British History 400 - 600 CE
Castles and Manor Houses Around the World
The Middle Ages, Chivalry and Knighthood
Manners, Customs and Dress During the Middle Ages and During the Renaissance Period by Paul Lacroix
Brehon Law
The Ancient Laws of Wales
Celtic Digital Initiative (Celtic Digital Texts)
Corpus of Electronic Texts
Internet Sacred Text Archive (Celtic Page)
Library Ireland
Pre-Christian Ireland
Prehistoric Irish Instruments

Interesting Blogs

Caleb's A&S Blog

Ask Another Laurel - Italian Inception. - Ask Another Laurel - Italian Inception.Shakespeare and the Italian Connection. I have always been interested in knowing the how's and why's of weird thing...
opusanglicanum

The Goode Shippe Jolly Rogerer (nsfw) - it’s been a while since I had a really filthy new kit. The goode shippe jolly rogerer, based on a filthy pilgrim badge, but with extra willies and a tiny v...
konstantia kaloethina

Jon Chesey’s Laurel Illumination - Forgive me, friends, as I have been horrid at keeping my scribal works properly documented here. But, now that I have a tiny bit of time, I’d like to talk ...
William Rubel

Recipes for Two Neolithic Breads - Part of a Zoom Seminar, Thursday, March 27, 2025: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rubel-seminar-finding-a-focus-to-bread-culture-in-two-neolithic-breads-ticket...
Scribescribbling

Working Title: European and Mediterranean Writing Inks and Ink Making pre-1600 - A rough start to a Compleat Anachronist Article – Article being completed in consultation with the Compleat Anachronist Editors for a forthcoming publicati...
Foxeholly

30 Years of SCA - So last month (July) was an anniversary for me of sorts: 30 years in the Society for Creative Anachronism SCA. I did have some interaction with the SCA in ...
Create Me 365

My Baking Addiction - With my Pumpkin Bread Kerfuffle, I became addicted to making quick bread. So much so, I bought a stand-mixer to mess things up easier and faster. My new...
Historical living with Hvitr

Tutankhamun's chariot armour - Tutankhamun's chariot armour, mentioned in my last post, formed part of a scale armour tradition that dates back as far as the third millennium BCE. Rema...
Eleanor Deyeson's Workshop

Open for Commissions - So once I return from the Camino de Santiago in August, I’m going to need a bit more income than my current job provides. I’d rather get paid to make stuff...
Ysabel de la Oya

Cheese Making Month - Ok, so I’ll honest I had intended on making and posting some lent recipes, it didn’t really happen. I spent… The post Cheese Making Month appeared first...
The Baker's Daughter

Class List Updated - The Class page now is updated with the class from War and an updated scroll wording class. enjoy!
Wulfhere's Devices

Escorts in Court - Recently in the Kingdom of Calontir Facebook group the subject of ladies being escorted into court came up. It was not the first time the topic had been br...
Sarmatian in the SCA

Of Ph.D.s, scrolls, and cats - The big hurdle that made me stop updating the blog is over. I got my Ph.D. in December. But I'm not over research burnout (I've had it for a few years now...
Helene's Stuff

Long arm cross stitch - Here's some progress on my current lap project. Very soon, I am going to have to set the boundary lines and decide how I am going to finish the edge rows...
Old and Interesting

Sulphur matches for tinderboxes - Brimstone matches were thin pieces of wood dipped at each end in sulphur, also called brimstone. For anyone using a tinderbox to strike a light they were a...
Brígiða Vadesbana

Toy Photo dump! - Jan 2014-Stunt Una Personal Gift to Baroness Una Roman Doll for demo box. Dress is based on a separate find of a doll dress (with scrap of tap...

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