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Exhibit Category: Combat Arts

2021, Combat Arts, Experimental Archaeology, Research,

The Art & Science of Throwing

by Gerald de Huntington June 7, 2021 8 Comments

A continuation of my research into the construction and use of the plumbata with a new conclusion on how best to throw them.

2021, Combat Arts, Cultures Outside of Western Europe, Woodworking,

SCA Combat Filipino Kalasag Project

by Ruland von Bern June 7, 2021 15 Comments

A pre-colonial Filipino war shield sends me on personal journey and search for understanding a part of who I am.

2021, Combat Arts, Fencing, Metalwork,

A Salle of Swords

by Alexandre de Sant Roma de Sau June 7, 2021 8 Comments

You can NEVER have too many SWORDS! Come and join me as I continue on my journey, this time, creating nine rapiers inspired by historic swords from the 16th and 17th centuries.

2020, Combat Arts, Experimental Archaeology, Metalwork, Research,

The Art and Science of Throwing

by Gerald de Huntington July 13, 2020 26 Comments

Research into and experimentation with a thrown weapon that was designed to be used in combat situations: specifically a weapon that the Romans used in the 3rd – 5th centuries AD, called a plumbata.

2020, Combat Arts, Fencing, Metalwork,

Dressing up the Rapier

by Alexandre de Sant Roma de Sau July 12, 2020 16 Comments

Recreation of three period Rapier hilts and how they were constructed.

2020, Accessories, Combat Arts, Embellished Objects, Heraldry,

Paint on Silk

by Iuliana de la Sara July 11, 2020 16 Comments

In the beginning Well- the beginning of my story anyway, It was not until a little less than 4 years…

2020, Archery, Combat Arts, Experimental Archaeology, Research,

Practical Research into San Gong Chuangzi Nu, the Three Bow, Little Bed Crossbow

by Arqai Ne'urin July 6, 2020 24 Comments

San Gong Chuangzi Nu appears in a Song Dynasty document. There is a good bit of talk about it but no consensus as to how it worked. This project seeks to remedy that.

Cripple being lead to building
2020, Accessories, Archery, Combat Arts, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Research,

Disability in the Middle Ages and other projects

by Karin Ollesdotter Av Agvaldsnes July 4, 2020 15 Comments

Disability in the Middle Ages research and other projects.

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