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Exhibit Category: Metalwork

Scythian Garb Research
2021, Clothing and Accessories, Creative Anachronisms, Cultures Outside of Western Europe, Experimental Archaeology, Metalwork,

An Online Visual Dictionary of Scythian Artifacts

by Vivien NicUldoon June 7, 2021 18 Comments

Creating a shareable online visual dictionary for Scythian artifacts that can be visually sorted by material, use, decoration, geography or century.

Cultures Outside of Western Europe, Metalwork,

A Lobed Phiale

by Refskegg House Bread June 7, 2021 9 Comments

Process of creating an ancient lobed phiale or drinking bowl.

2021, Accessories, Clothing, Clothing and Accessories, Cultures Outside of Western Europe, Metalwork,

Scythian Hat and Other Projects

by Susanna Herst June 7, 2021 8 Comments

This is a collection of projects that I have been working on recently. I made a Scythian hat for a friend and have been playing with some basic metal working which is all very fun and very new to me.

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.

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2021, Clothing and Accessories, Embroidery, Metalwork, Weaving,

Early Medieval Slavic Garb: A Beginner’s Journey into Embellishment

by Caterina da Savona June 7, 2021 13 Comments

I wanted to learn some basic embroidery and narrow-ware weaving skills. I ended up falling down a rabbithole! This about my journey and lessons I learned along the way.

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

The Art and Science of Throwing

by Gerald de Huntington July 13, 2020 25 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.

Exhibits by Topic

2020 2021 Accessories Alchemy Archery Bookbinding Calligraphy Cartography Clothing Clothing and Accessories Combat Arts Creative Anachronisms Culinary Cultures Outside of Western Europe Embellished Objects Embroidery Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Experimental Archaeology Fencing Fiber Arts Games and Pastimes Heraldry Historic Medicine Iconography Knitting Leatherwork Metalwork Music Painting and Illumination Paper Arts Performance Arts Poetry and Literature Pottery Research Scribal Arts Storytelling Textiles Weaving Woodworking

Exhibits by Author

'Izza al-Dimashqiyaa Adrianna The Fierce Aenor de Pessac Aeron Corrino Alasdair Mac Roibeirt Alexandre de Sant Roma de Sau Alicia du Bois Athelyna de Oldenfeld Aurora Prindel Caterina da Savona Charles de Bourbon Ciana dei Libri Ciar ingen Fiachnae Claire le Deyare Dunstan M'Lolane Eden the Mad Eleanor de Bolton Feradach mac Tralin Fina MacGrioghair Gera Gangolffin Gerald de Huntington Grace Amundsen Barnkow Gwir verch Merewith Halima al-Rakkasa Isabella da Firenze Iuliana de la Sara Kanavati Nakkan Knut Thorngondobald Lantani de Forez Madrone Athenaeum Webster Madrone Webster Marcella di Cavallino Margaret Hamilton of Stirlingshire MargaretPalmer Mecia Raposa Millicent of Eaglescliff Morweena goch Bengrych Nykera D'Argento Rannveig skrifari Rauokinn Starradottir Rotrude Halfblind Tanikh bint Farida al-tabibah Viscountess Kerij-e Vittoria di Carduci Zulaikha al-Zarqa'

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