Read articles with useful information
or visit some favorite SCA-related web sites.

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Articles

Got garb? A quick start on how to build your period wardrobe with the least fuss and expense.

Period Food for the Seriously Cooking-Impaired Food you can buy at the grocery store and bring without shame or apologies.

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Newsletters

Sept. 2006 No Bull* Newsletter (Word document)
Sept. 2006 No Bull* Newsletter (RTF file; open in any word processor)

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Links

SCA Groups | For Newcomers | SCA Topics | Food

SCA Groups
	The Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. The organization we are a part of
	The Middle Kingdom The mighty Midrealm. Draco invictus!
	Our Neighbors A map of the SCA groups in Ohio Return to the top
For Newcomers
	SCA On-line Demo A good introduction for newcomers
	SCA Newcomer Page A page full of links for newcomers to the SCA
	Newcomer's Guide A Newcomer's Guide to the SCA by the Barony of al-Barran Return to the top
Information on SCA Topics
	Atlantian Arts & Sciences Links A database with all sorts of Arts & Sciences topics hosted by the Kingdom of Atlantia
	SCAtoday On-line news of the Current Middle Ages
	Libellus A newsletter for SCA children and people who work with them; activities, stories, fun facts
	Cariadoc's Miscellany A huge collection of articles and recipes
	Stefan's Florilegium Another massive collection of articles
	The SCA Without Breaking the Bank Tips for getting what you need at minimal expense
	The Official Website of the Pennsic Wars The biggest camping event in the Known World occurs every August in western Pennsylvania Return to the top
Food and Cooking
	Making Mundane Food Medieval An introduction to food in the SCA
	Easily-found Modern Foods that Can Pass as Authentic This will take you to a page in "The SCA Without Breaking the Bank" (listed above). This topic begins part-way down the page.
	Gode Cookery Medieval recipes from authentic sources adapted for the modern kitchen, along with diverse facts on food & feasting
	Medieval and Renaissance Food Homepage Put together by Cariadoc
	Two Fifteenth Century Cookery Books On-line texts of two fifteenth-century cookbooks from England

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Updated February 26, 2008