[Artemisia] Fw: Stefan's Florilegium files for March

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Greetings to the Gentle Folk scattered across the Known World,

Here is a copy of my Florilegium article for March, detailing what is
new in the Florilegium this month.

I am always looking for new and interesting material to showcase in the
Florilegium. This could anything having to do with the Middle Ages or the
recreation of those times, from a short article you wrote  for a local
newsletter to a Master's Thesis. Yes, there is at least  one in the
Florilegium. Class handouts or Arts & Sciences  documentation can also work
well, if they can stand alone without the  class or the object that they are
supporting.  Since I take updates  at any time, either of these could be
replaced with a more formal article later. In the meantime, others will find
them useful and you may get suggestions and additional documentation to
improve your work.

If any of you are going to be at Gulf Wars next week, please consider
dropping by and visiting. I will be camping with the Barony of Bryn  Gwlad
which will be camping across the road from the Ansteorra gate.  I will also
be teaching my class about the Florilegium twice and my  hands-on pewter
casting class. The first will be in the class area  and the second in the
Artisan's Row area.

Stefan
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A Blending of the Past and Present

Over the past sixteen years in an ongoing effort, I have been  collecting
bits of useful information from various newsgroups, mail  lists and articles
submitted to me by their authors. In order to make  this information
available to others, I have placed this information  in a series of files I
call Stefan's Florilegium.

The Florilegium is on the web at: http://www.florilegium.org

I am also interested in volunteers who might be interested in helping  me
maintain the Florilegium. Everything from collecting materials,  editing and
web work is needed. Again, please contact me for more  details.

For those who would like to help support the Florilegium project in  another
way, I have added a PayPal donation button on the top page of  the site. Any
donations, while not tax deductible, do help pay the overhead costs of
keeping the site running.

      THLord Stefan li Rous   Ansteorra    stefan at florilegium.org

Here are the new files for this month:
In the CLOTHING section:
    cl-12C-Woman-art     "The Wardrobe of a 12th Century Frankish
                            Noblewoman" by Mistress Roheisa Le Sarjent.
In the ENTERTAINMENT section:
    Kubb-art             “Kubb” by THL Dagonell Collingwood of  Emerald
Lake.
In the FOOD-SWEETS-DECORATED section:
    candied-fruit-msg    Period candied fruit. Recipes.
In the FOOD-VEGETABLES section:
    Cucumbers-Hst-art    "Medieval and Ancient History of the  Cucumber" by
Ian of Oertha.
In the HERALDRY section:
    Voice-Herldry-art    "How to be a Voice Herald in 42 easy steps!"
                            by Lady Eleanor Cleavely.
In the TEXTILE-ARTS section:
    sprang-chrono-art    A chronology of the art of sprang weaving by Medb
ingen Dungaile.

Here are some of the updated files.
    brd-mk-sour-msg      Breadmaking - Period sourdough bread recipes.
    candy-msg            Period candy. Recipes. Candied fruit peels.
    cookbooks-SCA-msg    Cookbooks written by people in the SCA.
    fd-Italy-msg         Period Italian food. Cookbooks.
    p-spice-trade-msg    The period spice trade. Routes, methods.
    p-marriage-msg       Period marriage.
    p-pigs-msg           Medieval pigs. Differences from modern pigs.
    rec-in-verse-msg     Period recipes written in a verse format.
    roast-pork-msg       Cooking pork roasts. Medieval recipes.
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Copyright 2007, Mark S. Harris.
Permission to reprint in SCA-related publications is hereby granted
if the contents are left unchanged and the author is notified of the
publication. Notification may be by email and reformatting is allowed.

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THLord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
    Mark S. Harris           Austin, Texas
StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
**** See Stefan's Florilegium files at:  http://www.florilegium.org ****