Speak Olde English, discover Saxon Pottery, Learn rune-writing, explore Bede's World and more with these children's activities, book suggestions, and weblinks.

This is a message board for members of the SCA to discuss topics about the SCA. It's free for all to join.

Arkayn Leatherworks offers goods for all of your leather needs: belts, quivers, tankards,  bracers,sword frogs, sheaths, etc. They specialize in custom work, including artistic leather carvings and embossing, and they carry a wide variety of jewelry, leather, wiccan, and mundane.

Bardic-circle.net is a website providing a collaborative resource for the SCA bardic community.

Included are tools, such as a SCA lyrics wiki, a calendar for bardic events around the world, a discussion board and more.

A wiki is, basically, a very large collaboratively-written encyclopedia of information. The Cunnan Wiki, organized in the Kingdom of Lochac but open to medievalists worldwide, is a collection of information on numerous topics related to the Middle Ages.

Darter the Chronicler has thousands of images online from SCA events and activities, and more are frequently added.

Darter writes:

If you want to comment on a photo or a gallery please do so. In fact, I encourage it, especially if you know who is in the photo or what is happening in a photo. I do ask that people remain civil and to NOT post any derogatory comments. I will just delete those.

Genevra Kornbluth's "Documenting the Luxury Arts" site has photos of artifacts and architecture from Roman to 20th century. Photos of the pre-17th century items include many not easily found elsewhere, including crystal and crystal intaglio pieces, ivory carvings, and game pieces (20-sided dice, anyone?).

Online journal of 14th century interests and their re-creation.

The Historic Workshop is small group of people dedicated to using authentic historical methods to create high quality arts, crafts, and supplies, for collectors and re-enactors for a variety of time periods. While they specialize in Medieval and Middle Ages crafts, they have many items that are also appropriate for later time periods and re-enactment groups such as Civil War and Muzzleloading. They offer furniture, ironwork, blown glass, jewelry & leather mounts, juggling supplies, hand-bound books, and various craft, knitting, and sewing supplies.

HowToHistory.com is a website dedicated to creating and preserving video tutorials in the historic arts. They have tutorials on many aspects of medieval life, from basket weaving to woodworking to cooking to making a hurdle fence. There is also a section offering links to historical merchants to find supplies for medieval crafts.

The Known World Aviculturists Guild has its web presence on Facebook, with a site featuring research resources such as links, period illuminations, and discussions by guild members on a wide range of aviculture topics.  A bird is not required to participate in their Society-wide guild--only a genuine interest in how companion birds shaped medieval life.

The Medieval Academy of America is a web site devoted to scholarly research of the medieval period. They offer a magazine, Speculum, which has been published since at least 1975. There is a searchable index of articles if you are interested in a particular subject.

Medieval Trivia is a list for SCA, other related reenactment groups, and just general folk focusing on but not limited to Medieval Trivia and general "Gee-Whiz" information (not to mention sometimes humor) about both the Middle Ages and Renaissance period.

Midlaurel.com, the Middle Kingdom Order of the Laurel web site, is a general resource for arts and sciences information, and has an extensive library of web links.

Siobhan Medhbh O'Roarke of the West Kingdom has issued a challenge to a quest of learning, in loving memory of her recently-departed namesake, Mistress Siobhán ní hEodhusa. This is the place where you can publicly record those goals, and see what other people are working toward. This time next year, Siobhan M. will contact you and ask how you're doing.

The Mountain Rogues design and craft Faire Lyric Books (a compilation of song lyrics dating back to the 1400's and encased in fabric covers), board games out of fabric, leather and wood (they mill their own lumber), riddle books (over 100 riddles dating to pre civil war), tables, game tables, and decorative items out of lumber, plus other items out of fabric and wood.

Diomedes Sebastianus provides a clearing house for information about the SCA, especially newcomers and those interested in finding out what the Society has to offer.

I started this website to centralize a location for those in the SCA to interact, learn different trades and be able to buy and sell period goods online. Over the years I have found many different websites that I liked which had great SCA information. However, many disappeared over the years or I forgot the domain name.

SCA-101 is a one-stop resource for all topics relevant to the SCA and modern re-enactment. This database of user-submitted articles and reading recommendations makes research a breeze.

Maintained by Lord Stefan li Rous, the Florilegium is one of the largest link portals in the world of living history. The site contains links on many hundreds of topics related to the Middle Ages and to living history organizations, especially the SCA.

The Guild of Withie and Woolmongers is dedicated to employing, learning and teaching textile arts as they were practiced prior to 1700. For the purpose of the guild, textile arts include but are not limited to spinning, natural dying, weaving, knitting, embroidery (as well as other forms of embellishment), and basketry.

Tips from SCAdians throughout the Knowne Worlde on how to survive in the SCA while on a budget. Everything from costuming to combat, feast gear to pavillions. Check it out and submit a tip of your own!

Ursus, modernly known as Tim Tyson, maintains one of the most extensive photo albums of SCA and Anglesey living history photos anywhere on the Internet, with tens of thousands of photos published. The photos are organized by year and by event.

A List of activity ideas, links, and reading suggestions for children's activities surrounding a central theme of Vikings and Viking ships. Make a paper ship! Chart a map to unknown territories! Learn Naalbinding! Visit the Digital Norseman! But mostly, have fun with this fascinating culture.