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Here is the How to section of the Site All Non fighting info is Here for fighting related pages Please go to the the Citadel section of this Site.

Who will I Be?-Persona Development:

	Choosing a Society Name: Hints for Newcomers
	Medieval Names Archive
	Medieval Naming Guides: Pages to Avoid
	Medieval Naming Guides: Jewish
	Medieval Naming Guides: Arabic and Islamic
	Hyper History Online history of humanity covering over 3000 years.
	Life in a Medieval Fiefdom

What Will I Eat?- Recipes:

	Boke of Goode Cookery
	Medieval/Renaissance Food Homepage
	Renaissance and Medieval Food and Drink
	Medieval Food - Suite101.com
	Cariadoc's Miscellany: - An alphabetical index of Medieval recipes.
	Some Recipes of al-Andalus: Translated vegetarian recipes from the Middle Ages.
	To Make a Tart:- Translations of two medieval recipes for making a dish similar to quiche.
	Clan Black Wolf's Camp Cooking: - A site designed for SCA camping excursions, this site has a lot of Medieval recipes that are easily prepared when camping, or are easily stored. There are a few non-period recipes, but these are marked.
	The Medieval Kitchen:- Six recipes for Medieval dishes.
	Medieval and Middle Ages Recipes:- An alphabetical list of Medieval foods.
	A Pilgrim's Picnic Basket: - Several Medieval recipes.
	Medieval Recipes from Various Sources: - A few Medieval recipes.
	Collection: Medieval and Anglo Saxon Recipes: - Several recipes from the Middle ages. Also try her 2nd site Here.
	Medieval Recipes:- An alphabetical list of some Medieval recipes.
	Cooking from Primary Sources: - Need recipes for food to take to a faire? Scroll down a little on this page to find links to recipes that keep well. This page also covers what foods are authentic Medieval foods.
	Cooler Free Camp Cooking: - A collection of Medieval recipes you can store without refrigeration.
	Cooler-Free Camp Cooking #2: More recipes to use if you're camping.
	Assorted Recipes:- 4 Medieval recipes. A salad, lemon wine sauce, pasta and almond jellies.
	Castle Chivalrous Menu: - Click on a food group to see recipes from it.

What Will I Wear?-Clothing and Garb Resources:

	ALTERATIONS FOR SCA SEWERS - how to make clothes fit better
	ANCIENT CLOTHING
	ANDALUSIAN, 11TH CENTURY CLOTHING
	ANDALUSIAN, 13th CENTURY COSTUME
	The Costume Page
	Miliux The Costume Site
	The History of Costume bt Braun and Schneider
	Footwear of the Middle Ages
	11TH & 12TH CENTURY: CLOTHED SEEMLY AND PROPER
	12TH CENTURY: COSTUME FOR A 12TH CENTURY LADY
	12TH & 13TH CENTURY CLOTHING--(bliaut)
	12th & 13th CENTURY CLOTHING--Textiles
	12TH & 13TH CENTURY VELVET
	15TH CENTURY BURGUNDIAN GOTHIC AND ITALIAN RENNAISSANCE PICTURES
	15tTH CENTURY, FLEMISH--Portfolio of images
	16th CENTURY: SHIRT PLANS
	16th Century Cauls, Hairnets and Snoods
	16TH CENTURY FRENCH KITCHEN GIRL'S DRESS, HOW TO MAKE
	17TH CENTURY--COSTUME SOURCES FOR REENACTORS
	17TH CENTURY--WOMEN'S FASHION PLATES
	AFRICA--HISTORY OF GHANA'S KENTE CLOTH

Where Will I Live?-Period Tentage You can Make:

Medieval Pavilion Resources Here's sample of their links:

TENT/PAVILION INFO & LINKS Over 100 tent links, plans

Pavilion Plans and Photos

	Hand-sewn Norse Tents--from Vannheim
	How to Make a Mini Pavilion
	How to Make a Dormered Armoring Pavilion
	How to Make a Portable Gallery
	How to Make a Viking A-Frame Style Pavilion

Pavilion Articles and Text

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Eledyce's Armoring Chair Plans
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Eledyce's Armor and Camp Chair. You've seen them at events, YOU may have even wished for such a luxury. Well Now you can have it and Eledyce will show you how.

Fabric SOURCES in Town

A good place to go and get fabric is at is the $1 yd store located at 12918 NW 7th. Ave. They have lots o' stuff, some good for your uses and some not so good, when in doubt ASK,they are nice there and will help you out. Another is "Linda Fabrics" 100 N. Miami Ave. (Downtown Miami) go to the 2nd. floor rooms they have lots of Natural fabrics but you must look for them. When in doubt ASK. Or you can go to the local "Joann's" or "Rag shop" or any fabric store. Look at the labels they have on the rolls they have $ and what material the fabric is made up of.

What you are looking for is Natural fabrics (cotton, linen, wool, silk) blend are ok (but not period) Natural fabrics breath in our HOT climate this helps. Polys and Satins look pretty but do not breath and make you sweat and get hotter. When in doubt ASK.

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