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ARLHO - Medieval (New Zealand) Listings
ARLHO - Medieval (New Zealand) Listings
http://www.arlho.net/arl_mednz.html
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Living History and LARP
Living History and LARP
http://www.chainmailleboard.com/link/livinghistorylarp.htm
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Middle Ages and Renaissance Links by Time Period
Reenactor.Net's Middle Ages Time Area - a place where one can find information about reenacting the middle ages. Also information about renaissance faires and where to buy stuff from thi speriod. reenactor.Net is THE on-line clearing-house for reenactors of all periods from around the world!. We have links and articles about, to and for reenactors from all periods of history.
http://www.reenactor.net/middle_ages/middle_ages-links-time.html
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New Zealand Mediaevalist Groups
A list of New Zealand groups involved with medieval re-enactment or re-creation
http://www.spis.co.nz/phil/groups.htm
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New Zealand Medieval groups
New Zealand Medieval groups
http://warlock.ucc.asn.au/MCRWA/Links/Other_groups/Local_Interstate/mcrnz.htm
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Schola Artis Gladii et Armorum
Schola Artis Gladii et Armorum
http://www.middleages.hu/kapcsolatok.html
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Varie - Living History
Varie - Living History
http://archeologiamedievale.unisi.it/NewPages/LINK/varie_01.html
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Celticdistrict.com
This is an index of the Washington, DC area units, organizations, museums, and festivals that participate in the re-enactment of history. Many of the units listed here participate in re-enactment events all over the east coast, and are often available to teachers and other organizations for teaching sessions and demonstrations.
http://www.celticdistrict.com/history/bleh.shtml
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Medieval Reenactment
The Medieval Combat Society (MCS) was originally formed in 1970, and is a medieval reenactment group. The object of the Society is to have fun whilst entertaining the Public and generate an interest in British history. The MCS is a member of the Early Medieval Alliance (EMA), and has over 60 members from all over the UK and all walks of life. We are a fun, friendly, family orientated society with some families of 3 generations taking part, and roles for members of all ages. we are well respected throughout the medieval re-enactment community.
http://www.themcs.org/
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Phoenix Company
On forming the Phoenix Company one of the first things we did was redefine how medieval combat should be fought. Referencing manuscripts by Talhoffer and Fiore (early medieval sword masters) and also a manuscript call I33 we developed our own method of medieval fighting.
http://www.medieval.co.nz/combat/combat.htm
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