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| Battle of Tewkesbury | This site is posted by the hosts of the Tewkesbury Mediaeval Festival, featuring a mediaeval fayre and full re-enactments of the Battle of Tewkesbury
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| Gaita Medieval Music | Gaita are dedicated to providing spirited medieval music for all types of events and locations in stylish medieval dress, and on a wide variety of instruments for all occasions - louder instruments like bagpipes, shawms and drums; or softer kinds like harps, fiddles and lutes. The music ranges from 13th to 15th C. and from Scotland, France, Italy and Spain and can include everything from loud and lively dances to stately ceremonial music to gentle melodies for quieter times. We are very experienced in playing in any situation and can tailor the music from our extensive repertoire. We also conduct workshops in 15th C dance and dance music.
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| Historical Re-enactment Website | is exactly what it says. This site maintains a huge amount of information on and links to re-enactment groups over every period from pre-Roman right up to the Great War and beyond. Some groups publish their diary information on this site and full contact details are available for the groups listed. Well worth a visit if you want a group in your area or one which covers a particular period.
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| Lance and Longbow Society | Our aim is to promote the military history of the high and late middle ages, through to the early renaissance. We hope to appeal to all needs, including wargamers, re-enactors, amateur historians and heralds. Now in it's 11th year, the society produces four issues of the highly praised journal "Hobilar" annually. This contains articles and comments from the membership and is enhanced by a colour section.
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| LivingHistory.co.uk | is the home for re-enactors of all ages where you will find fellow enthusiasts, historians, extroverts, fools and drinkers! This is a place to share: share your knowledge, gossips, laughs, trials and tribulations.
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| Medieval Writing | An introduction to the history of medieval writing, including the origins of our written culture, paleography and the history of scripts, and the nature of literacy and the written word in the middle ages. Manuscript books and documents, and the very process of writing itself, are part of the cultural heritage of the western world.
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| Pavane Early Music Consort | An early music group, established for over 10 years, playing mainly in and around the South Wales area. Perfoming music and song (and dance) of the Medieval, Tudor and Renaissance periods on authentic instruments (renaissance recorders, crumhorns, medieval fiddle, hurdy-gurdy, cittern, lute, theorbo, harp, viols, rebec, virginals, shawms, cornamuse, curtal, percussion of all kinds ..... in costume. Performing at places like Cosmeston Medieval Fayre, Castell Coch, St Fagans Folk Museum, at re-enactments, outdoors, indoors, in pubs, in clubs, at private functions like weddings and banquets, and workshop sessions for schools, they have recently released a second CD.
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| The Richard III Foundation, Inc | The Richard III Foundation, Inc. is an educational organization that focuses on the life and times of King Richard III. In addition to its resources, the Foundation also offers a vibrant forum at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/KingRichardIII .
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| Wye Valley Archery | Wye Valley Archery is an outdoor archery range with a difference. 35 Target Field Archery course with warm up area and a Roving field ideally suited to longbow
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