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Tag Archives: research
Byzantine Monograms: a heraldic practice
As an early-period Byzantine within the Society, I have come to grips that my arms and badges as registered with the College of Arms are perhaps not the most period for my persona, and so, this concept of trying to … Continue reading
Posted in Byzantine, carving, early period, herald, heraldry, history, how-to, influences, persona, persona development, rings, Roman, SCA, Society for Creative Anachronism
Tagged byzantine, byzantium, monogram, monograms, persona, persona development, research, rings, SCA, society for creative anachronism
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Let Me Google That For You: How to Use Internet Tools to Research Effectively
In my post Experimental Archaelogy and Social Media, I talked about the concept of provenance, and why it’s so important to historians of all levels. This post, though, will go a bit further in showing that there are tools available … Continue reading
Posted in how-to, musings, SCA, Society for Creative Anachronism, tutorial, writing
Tagged research, SCA, society for creative anachronism, tutorial, writing
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Experimental Archaeology and Social Media
So, it’s been another week of a post being shared on That Social Media Site of purported 14th century Byzantine garments as they make the rounds. . . again. They’re beautiful, well-crafted, and the photos look like they’ve been taken … Continue reading
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Tagged byzantine, byzantium, clothing, costuming, italy, Palio, research, SCA, society for creative anachronism
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