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02
Jul
2009
“Bones of the Hills,” by Conn Iggulden  

2 days ago by Rhys

“Bones of the Hills,” by Conn Iggulden (540p) Bones of the Hills is the third and final novel in Conn Iggulden’s trilogy of the life of Genghis Khan and the formation of the Mongol Empire. Depicting the conquest of Central Asia and the war against the Khwarezm-Shah Empire, it also tells the story of ...

Stuff I Read - stuffiread.wordpress.com · 3 references

I have an affliction…  

2 days ago by Sarah

This pile of “Pooh” colored linen (Shoshanna’s color-description, not mine) is destined to be tunics for TRM, to be worn either solo or under their Viking overlayers. To be done by Pennsic (eep!). Good thing I’m machine-sewing them! :)

Alianor de Ravenglas' Web ... - alianorderavenglas.wordpress.com · 1 reference

29
Jun
2009
Red Tunic / Center Gores  

5 days ago by Sarah

Several months ago I agreed to put front & back gores in an otherwise-finished tunic for HRM Maynard. It’s something I’ve done lots of times but I had never been totally satisfied with how it came out. I can DO it, I just don’t LIKE it. Then Tasha posted her instructions for setting a gore in a slit ...

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Renaissance Chemise: Main Selection Of Modern And Stylish People  

5 days ago by Gina

The people in the Middle Ages were generally happy to clothing made from wool, and they usually prefer Linen underwear. Elite part of society rather high-quality materials, bright colors and long coat. Medieval clothes were worn in layers, throughout the Middle Ages. A lightweight linen tunic formin ...

Just For Women Blog - justforwomenblog.com · 3 references

25
Jun
2009
Vacations In Scotland And A Selection Of Excellent Visitor Attractions to ...  

9 days ago by AMAClear

Vacations in Scotland are rather popular today due, most likely, to the strength of the $ against the £ making vacations to the United Kingdom very cheap, especially if visiting from from America. In the following article we introduce 3 superb places to visit in Pitlochry, the Scottish Hydro Electri ...

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17
Jun
2009
Caleb’s Armor: More or Less Done  

17 days ago by Sarah

I entered Caleb’s armor into Baronial A&S Championships last weekend. It’s done except for the hosen. Read more here.

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Jun 17, 2009 – Grass Sheds, Nupsstadur  

17 days ago by admin

13th Century Grass Covered Sheds at Nupsstadur Farm, Southern Iceland — Bill Bachmann / www.DanitaDelimont.com

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15
Jun
2009
The Sins of the Fathers, by Catherine Hanley. Book review.  

18 days ago by Carla

Disclaimer: The Sins of the Fathers is published by Quaestor2000 who have also published my novel Paths of Exile, although I don’t think that has influenced my opinion. Quaestor2000, 2009, ISBN 978-1-906836-11-5. 193 pages. The Sins of the Fathers is set in May 1217 at Conisbrough Castle, Yorkshire, ...

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14
Jun
2009
Mongol invasions of the Punjab  

19 days ago by dr.gmdc

With the establishment of Muslim Sultanate in Delhi in 1206 AD a new power had sprung up beyond Central Asia. Changez Khan had been crowned head of the united Mongol tribes the same year. A few years later began the misfortunes of the Muslim world which had a profound effect on every facet of Muslim ...

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12
Jun
2009
Archaeologists unearth 800 year old shoe  

22 days ago by Sarah

13th century shoe! In Germany! ( link) Too bad it’s not a patten…

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