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Kingdom A&S Minister Seeks Feedback

March 2, 2018 by East Kingdom Gazette

Now that the King’s & Queen’s Arts & Sciences Championship has come and gone for the year, the Ministry of Arts and Sciences is actively seeking feedback on the scoring rubrics used during the competition. While they are looking for comments particularly from individuals who have judged or entered this competition in the past, anyone …

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Arts & Sciences Research Paper #23: The Roots of Valentine’s Day

February 12, 2018 by mollyeskridge

Our twenty-third A&S Research Paper comes to us from Baroness Ysabella de Draguignan, of the Barony of Dragonship Haven. She takes a closer look at the historical roots of a very public upcoming holiday – Valentines’ Day! (Prospective future contributors, please check out our original Call for Papers.) The Roots of Valentines’ Day

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Arts & Sciences Research Paper #22: Recreating an Illuminated Persian Manuscript Page

January 16, 2018 by East Kingdom Gazette

Our twenty-second A&S Research Paper comes to us from Lady Onóra ingheainn Uí Rauirc of the Barony of An Dubhaigeainn. She takes us through her process of recreating a manuscript page in the Persian style, and shows us some fascinating things in the process. (Prospective future contributors, please check out our original Call for Papers.) …

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Arts & Sciences Research Paper #21: Symmetrical vs. Asymmetrical “Offset” Lacing on Front-Laced Women’s Gowns in Western Europe, 1450s-1550s

September 1, 2017 by mollyeskridge

Our twenty-first Research Paper comes to us from Lady Elena Hylton of the Barony of Carolingia. She examines over 100 paintings to explore the question of how lacing holes on women’s gowns were arranged over the course of a century – and discovers a surprising difference from the conventional wisdom!  (Prospective future contributors, please check …

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Event Announcement: Artifacts of A Life

August 17, 2017 by Leonete

Another Pennsic War has come and gone, and now it’s time for the artisans of the East to focus on just one thing: entries for Artifacts of a Life! Artifacts of a Life III will be held in the Barony Beyond the Mountain (New Britain, CT) on September 30, 2017. Artifacts is a different sort …

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Arts & Sciences Research Paper #20: Knit Purses in 14thC Switzerland

July 19, 2017 by mollyeskridge

Our twentieth A&S Research Paper comes to us from Lady Tola knitýr, of the Shire of Quintavia. She examines the history and background of these beautiful small purses, and then demonstrates how they can be made by a skilled modern craftsperson. (Prospective future contributors, please check out our original Call for Papers.) Knit Purses in …

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Calling All Artisans

June 30, 2017 by East Kingdom Gazette

River War will soon be upon us. Lady Aibhilin inghean Ui Phaidin, the Coordinator of Artisans’ Row and Youth Activities, sends greetings. Join her on Labor Day weekend when there will be ample space under 2 large pavilions for artisans to show their skills. They are looking for Artisans from a variety of disciplines…glass bead …

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Arts & Sciences Research Paper #19: Tequila: Is it a Period Beverage? A Brief History of Agave Based Fermented and Distilled Beverages and the Origins of Distillation in West-Central Mexico

June 19, 2017 by mollyeskridge

Our nineteenth A&S Research Paper comes to us from Lord John Kelton of Greyhorn, Guildmaster of the Honourable Company of Fermenters of the Barony of Concordia of the Snows. He considers the fascinating question of distilled spirits within our historical period – specifically the possibility of such spirits in SCA-period Mexico. (Prospective future contributors, please …

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SCA Artisans List Website Launched

May 19, 2017 by East Kingdom Gazette

Greetings all from the Kingdom A&S Minister, Master Philip White. One of my goals in this office is to connect people with teachers and make learning more accessible. I’d like to see people working with other artisans more easily and to become better partners while developing a stronger community. Another one of my goals is …

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Arts & Sciences Research Paper #18: Early Quilting and Patchwork: A Short Introduction

March 3, 2017 by mollyeskridge

Our eighteenth A&S Research Paper comes to us from Mistress Sarah Davies of the Barony of Bergental, who introduces us to the surprising world of historical quilting, where we discover some familiar friends and some quite unfamiliar new ones! (Prospective future contributors, please check out our original Call for Papers.) Early Quilting and Patchwork: A Short …

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