Open Directory - Recreation: Living History: Society for Creative Anachronism
See also: This category in other languages: - An international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating pre-17th-century European history. Includes information about membership, kingdoms, events, heraldry, customs, chivalry, news and related resources. - Alexander the Lost's guide to this premiere SCA event. Message board for Pennsic parties and a rider board, pictures of prior Pennsic Wars. - Resource for Renaissance-style fencers in the Society of Creative Anachronisms located in Boston, Massachusetts. Includes information about classes, how historical recreation differs from the real thing, links, and a bibliography. - Over 25,000 names; grammar and naming conventions, bibliography, name roots with dates, place names (cities) with dates. - Household encompassing many kingdoms. Includes history, member information, tales, songs, photos, glossary of Mongol terms and news articles. - SCA Group dedicated to the art of combat. - Educational material on how to practise several arts including jewellery making, clock making and illumination. - An online "phone book" for SCAdians. Searchable database with thousands of entries. - Mailing list information and Web links for most SCA kingdoms and principalities. - A categorized index of links and citations from messages on the SCA-ARTS listserv. Major categories: crafts, metalwork, cultures, food, garb/clothing/fabric, health and safety, and performing arts. - Up close and personal photographs of fighting at Pennsic from recent years and other activities from Pennsic and some AEthelmearc events. - Delaware chapter of the SCA. - Archived messages from the rec.org.sca newsgroup ("The Rialto") and other articles grouped by subject. - A searchable database of SCA-related sites and information of interest to SCA members, including classified advertisements. Sites can be added by users. - The Official site for the Pennsic War, a yearly event between the Kingdom of the East and Kingdom of the Middle. - A local SCA branch covering Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem Counties in southern New Jersey. - SCA household focusing on Mongol research, arts, sciences and martial activities.
