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Feature Articles
Vol. 1, #4, Issue #4
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On The Black Plague: And
a Ship Came Bearing Death
The very mystery of
the Black Deathboth its beginnings and its curemade
the plague assume almost supernatural proportions. Many thought
the world was coming to an end when in fact a new world was just
beginning.
An
Interview with Iain Abrach MacIain: Lord of the Isles
Among the Highland Clan Chiefs
of Scotland, none was more powerful than the Chief of Clan Donald,
Iain Abrach MacIain. Such is also the case with modern day descendant
Ken Wiepert, leader of Guild Iain Abrach and the de facto head
of all Scottish Renaissance re-enactment groups in California.
A Collector's
Guide to Buying Armor
Virtually all medieval
and Renaissance enthusiasts dream of owning their own suit of
armor. But with a surprisingly large number of modern armor smiths
to choose from, where should you begin?
Medieval Restaurant Reviews
The Fine Art of Brewing
During the Middle
Ages, when many table beverages were alcoholic, brewing was one
of the standard kitchen arts. Brewing methods have changed in
the intervening centuries, but a few things remain constant:
malt, yeast, hops, water and time. In fact, if you take into
account the different methods of cooking and changes in cooking
vessels, brewing at home is much the same as it was during the
Middle Ages.
Medieval Christmas Traditions
Medieval Artillery Featured
at the Texas Renaissance Festival
England's Coronation "Stone of Destiny"
Returned to Scotland
