Norman

Norse Chieftain Dwarven Style Helm For Sale

SCA | Aethelmearc | Armouring and Weaponsmithing | Herenistarion (NY Tolkien Society) | Merchants and Merchanting | Norman | Tuchux
The Norse Chieftain Helmet is an SCA combat-legal helmet, made with a dynamically sculpted face, made of 14 gauge hot rolled mild steel, some details are a "feather beard, and mustache" It was forged by Jenna Brocious of The Lonely Mountain Forge http://members.aol.com/gijchar/norchief.htm If you are interested please send me a private message or email Anthony: aburdge@si.rr.com for price quote or to make an offer

Today in the Middle Ages: October 14, 1066

1001 CE to 1100 CE | English | French | Norman | Saxon | Today in the Middle Ages
The Battle of Hastings was fought on October 14, 1066 between William the Bastard's Norman forces and the Saxon defenders under King Harold II. It changed forever the culture and language of the British Isles.

BBC offers live webcast of Hastings 2006

1001 CE to 1100 CE | English | Martial Activities | Norman | Saxon
On October 14 and 15, the annual Battle of Hastings reenactment will be webcast live by the BBC. The reenactment of the famous 1066 battle between King Harold the Saxon and William the Norman takes place on the very site of the original event, which gave William the Conqueror his nickname.

Domesday Book now Online

1001 CE to 1100 CE | Associated Press | Legal History | Norman | Saxon
The Domesday Book, a handwritten recording of lands and properties under William the Conqueror, is on display and also available on the internet.

Saxon and Norman Artifacts Found in Southampton Dig

1001 CE to 1100 CE | 1301 CE to 1400 CE | Architecture and Construction | BBC News | English | Norman | Saxon
Excavation of a future construction site in Southampton, UK produced artifacts from the eleventh, fourteenth and twentieth centuries.

The Sporadic Verses

SCA | 1601 CE and Later | Celtic | German | Humor | Martial Activities | Norman | Outlands | Rapier Combat
The Sporadic Verses, a series of satirical stories written about imaginary SCA folk, and published in the 1990s in two local newsletters, are offered online for all the world to see.

Today in the Middle Ages: April 24, 1066

1001 CE to 1100 CE | Astrology and Astronomy | English | Norman | Saxon | Today in the Middle Ages
On April 24, 1066, Halley's Comet appeared in the skies over an already unsettled England.

Norman Weapons

901 CE to 1000 CE | 1001 CE to 1100 CE | Armouring and Weaponsmithing | Norman
Patrick Kelly of the Albion Benefactor's Society, has written an article on the history of weapons used by the 10th and 11th century Normans.

Norman Horse Bit Excites Researchers

1101 CE to 1200 CE | BBC News | English | Equestrian Combat | Metalworking | Norman
The study and replication of a Norman curb bit was the subject of a recent program from Britain's Time Team archaeologists.

Norman Pillar Uncovered in Coventry

1101 CE to 1200 CE | Architecture and Construction | English | Norman
A pillar from the Benedictine Priority Cathedral, which was destroyed during the reign of Henry VIII, has been unearthed in Coventry, England.

Medievalist Norman Cantor Dies

Media | Milestones | Modern Society | New York Times | Norman
Noted medievalist Norman Cantor is dead at 74, according to an article in the New York Times' obituary section.

Grant Helps Speed up Anglo-Norman Dictionary

BBC News | English | Norman
The work of updating a revised version of the Anglo-Norman Dictionary -- which will probably take until 2019 to complete -- will go just a little faster, thanks to a grant of over three quarters of a million U.S. dollars.

BBC Radio Explores "The Norman Way"

BBC News | Norman
A new radio series on England's BBC Four looks at life in Ango-Saxon England at the time of the Norman Conquest.

CONQUEST- The Society of Anglo-Norman Living History

Norman
Conquest is a non profit organization that recreates the Anglo-Norman period of English history from the Battle of Hastings up until the signing of the Magna Carta (1066 to 1215AD).
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