- Auntie Elspeth Reviews Calligraphy and Illumination Books - Annotated bibliography by Elizabeth Wallace (in the SCA, Elspeth nic Cormac) that focuses on books related to calligraphy, illumination, and drawing done before the 17th century. Intended for a historical recreation audience, such as the SCA.
www.therotunda.net/elspeth/ci-books.html
- Auntie Elspeth Reviews Embroidery Books - Annotated bibliography by Elizabeth Wallace (in the SCA, Elspeth nic Cormac) that focuses on books related to embroidery, needlework and lacework done before the 17th century. Intended for a historical recreation audience, such as the SCA.
www.therotunda.net/elspeth/em-books.html
- Flowers for an Elizabethan Garden - Historical and practical information about 16th century flowers for the modern gardener, including a database of period plants, naming conventions, and tips on choosing and acquiring plants.
home.netcom.com/~janeabbt/flowers/welcome.html
- Historical Brewing - Book reviews, links to sites and articles (brewing, mead, wine, ingredients, judging, recipes, organizations, SCA guilds, homepages). For SCA members: competition guidelines and forms, mailing list archives.
sca_brew.homestead.com
- Jadwiga's Cooking Page - Medieval cooking articles, recipes and links.
www2.kumc.edu/itc/Staff/RKnight/Jadwiga.htm
- The Lacemaker's Home Page - Lacemaker mailing list, articles, supplier database, lace guild database, links, pictures.
www.arachne.com
- The Tangled Web of Lara the Lacemaker - Lace making and sewing instruction.
members.aol.com/LClacemker/index.html
- They Were What They Drank - a research paper on brewing in America with suggestions for setting up a living history brewing program. Includes a history of beer, ingredients, techniques and recipes. Useful to historians, educators, brewers and reenactors.
members.aol.com/pjrbeer/Title.html
- Thorngrove Athenaeum - Medieval and Renaissance embroidery, clothing, cooking, and history articles; current projects, pictures, 15th century Venetian persona interview, and some lighter amusing stuff.
www.geocities.com/~thorngrove
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