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Regia Anglorum
Living and re-enacting early mediaeval history
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Regia Anglorum - Arms and Armour - Part 3 - Axes
A Huscarl gently cooking in the summer heat Small hand axes tended to just be wood-axes which were used for combat. The construction of all axes followed the same general principal. A flat strip of...
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Regia Anglorum - Food And Drink in Anglo-Saxon England
Food and Drink Fruit and Vegetables When we visit the shops in England today, we are presented with a wealth of fruit and vegetables from all corners of the planet from which to choose. For peop...
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Regia Anglorum - Anglo-Saxon and Viking Crafts - Manuscript Production - Ink
Quills - Part 3: Ink It was not unusual for some ladies to have been instructed in reading and writing. In fact, because of the propensity of men to leave the home to follow 'manly' pursuits, it was l...
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Regia Anglorum - Arms and Armour - Part 7 - Helmets
Regia Anglorum | What's On | Joining | Bookings | Index | Contact | Wychurst - Our Permanent Site | Members Area A replica of the Gjermundbu helmet from Norway. Note the inlayed eyebrows in t...
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Regia Anglorum - Arms and Armour - Part 5 - Swords
Regia Anglorum | What's On | Joining | Bookings | Index | Contact | Wychurst - Our Permanent Site | Members Area Two early Anglo-Saxon sword hilts. The most prized and lauded weapon, but not the mos...