Bifolium Documentation
This was presented in October, 2022 at the Anstoerra Kingdom A&S competition. Designed to mimic a late medieval bifolium, it was created using era appropriate techniques, materials and tools.
Starting a Bifolium
What is a bifolium you ask? The British Library online glossary defines a bifolium as” A sheet of writing support material (generally PARCHMENT during the Middle Ages) folded in half […]
Greenman Scribal and Calligraphy Presentations
In February of 2021 I was approached to help teach a diverse group of people calligraphy for SCA and Amtgard. Amtgard I am told has a very similar almost same […]
Manuscript Scavenger Hunt? Second in a series.
In the previous post I discussed the Digital Scriptorum and DMMap. This post will cover additional resources. British Library. The British Library is a world class resource for a large […]
Aaaarrrrgh – The writing thing isn’t working!!!
We’ve all been there or we will be there. Things are going along and then one day it happens. You write and the ink ins’t going on the writing surface […]
I’m Looking for a Manuscript That…
… has a certain script.… shows a certain activity.… is from 9th century Egypt. If you like pre-1600 manuscripts or are researching a historical activity pre-1600 you have done or […]
What is Chivalry?
Oh, there’s a rabbit hole to go down now isn’t it? What was chivalry? What has chivalry been? What is chivalry today? Much has been written on this subject for […]
Ink is all the same – Or not
I’m happy to help people with making ink. Sometimes they will send me the results of their ink making. People like to think that making ink is easy and that […]
SCA Culture Post – The Don’t Speech
A speech/lesson I put together for newcomers in the SCA. Different pieces of advice that came from different people at different times that I put together into one place. I’ve […]
SCA Culture Post – Correct Titles and Usage
Re-posted with permission: Etiquette rule for titles is that you used the highest title the person has. Period. If you want or need to include other ranks or awards in […]
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