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1. Unique Wine Glasses Wine Glasses, Flutes, Cordials, Goblets, Cocktail Glasses and Stemware including hand blown wine glasses and hand painted wine glasses. Buy custom labelled wine and wine accessories.
2. Middle Age Freebies We are currently doing a unit study on the Middle Ages that will last all year long. In our research we have already gathered a ton of links and we needing a place to put them that we could add a brief description on. It never fails that just when yo...
3. Handcrafted polymer clay costume jewelry in medieval style Jewellery to remind you of earlier epoques. You recall... sometime, somewhere... you saw, or touched, or maybe wore these. You know that your spirit seems to realise this. -------- I have always been drawn to something historical. Images from an anci...
4. Tablet Weaving Tablet weaving is a truly ancient technique for weaving bands. It is simple yet brilliant. It is also easy to learn: getting started takes just several hours. Exploring the technique, however, takes many years. Here is a how-to introduction with link...
5. Medieval Quest Develop your child's love for history as you undertake a hands-on exploration of the Dark and Middle Ages. There are many exciting themes relating to this time period and a wealth of excellent literature written about it. On this page you will find l...
6. 10 Tips to Look More Medieval Are you a medieval re-enactor who wants to get beyond basics? Are you ready to test your sewing skills? Are you ready to spend a little cash? Do you want to look like this professional re-enactor at the Tower of London? Here are some things that you...
7. The Love Of Dragons: Dragons In Books And On Video Around the world, through many ages and cultures, there have been stories of dragons. They may be described in slightly different ways in different areas and times, but are often depicted as being serpentine or reptilian. They usually hatch from eggs...
8. How To Make Your Own Chainmail Chainmail, or simply "maille", was used since the rise of the Roman empire for protection. It is still used today, just not as protection against spears and arrows. Chainmail has many practical uses in the modern world, some even around your very own...
9. Viking Leather and Jewelry - Norse Arts and Craft Looking for art inspired by the native cultures of the ancient germanic people? Spellbound by the magnificence of ancient Viking and Celtic designs? Or simply in search for unique handcrafted items like leather bags, bone jewelry, carved drinking hor...
10. Thyme2dream Jewelry~ Fae Elven Fashionista I create jewelry for Fae & Elven folk and have recently discovered that mortals like it too...in my shop you will find unusual jewelry items~ ear cuffs, bohemian wraps (ear wraps), arm cuffs, tiaras, circlets, hair vines combs & twirls, rainbows and...
11. The Black Death This is an article that I wrote for a history magazine for homeschooled middle and high school students. It contains a brief overview of what the Black Death was and how it functioned. Study questions for students below.
12. Tristan and Isolde : Legendary Love Stories The story of Tristan and Isolde is often held up as an example of true and perfect love. All the ingredients for a satisfactory narrative are present; the lightning bolt of desire, the inevitable tragedy, ritual sacrifice, the denial of satisfaction...
13. Bathroom - Toilet Art Gallery This question is, by far, the most frequently asked question received by the museum. Toilet seats with a "break" in the front are called "open front" seats. The open front toilet seats afford the users more sanitary conditions an...
14. Camelot Legends Gifts My name is Melissa A Benson of Ranting Centaur Studios. I am a fantasy illustrator and fine artist with a colorful, realistic style. My work is mostly a mixture of watercolor dyes, and color pencils. My black and white work is high contrast multi-wei...
15. Medieval Castles Medieval Castles have a unique hold on our romantic visions of the past - and for good reason. These structures have withstood the centuries and have many stories to tell.
16. An illumination of Byzantine themes in Istanbul Many tourists visit Istanbul every year. Everyone would captures different elements of this city. It is vast as well as "deep". Layer upon layer... it has millefeuilles of cultures and civilizations. As a jewellery designer myself, I have always been...
17. Castle Unit Study Links These are links that go along with our Middle Ages study but we ran out of room on the other page.
18. Book Review: The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett Medieval times, cathedrals, castles, knights, deception, love, rivalry and intrigue...sounds like an interesting story. Does this best selling book set in 12th century England live up to the hype?
19. The Unicorn Tapestries The seven tapestries collectively known as The Hunt of the Unicorn or The Unicorn Tapestries have been declared one of the finest examples in history of the art of tapestry. Their origins are shrouded in mystery, with few clues as to whom they were m...
20. The Dog Saint & Dog Headed Martyr Known by the names Saint Guinefort and Gelert (or Gellert), and connected with Saint Christopher (called Cynocephalos or Cynocephalus in Greek), this dog headed saint lives on through modern times. Saint Guinefort was a very unusual Saint. In fact,...