Other sites of interest

Websites by members of the group

Sarah Doyle's Clothing of Norman Women, covering the Late 11th and Early 12th Centuries
Elizabeth Chadwick, homepage of the award winning historical novelist.
Living the History, Elizabeth Chadwick's blog.

Tigwald using his sword to defend against a mace blow to the head (photo supplied by Rosemary Watson)

Regia Anglorum (United Kingdom)

Regia Anglorum, the official Regia Anglorum Website
Wychurst, the society's permanent site near Canterbury
Cestrefeld, Derbyshire
Cestrescire, Cheshire
Milites De Lindessig, North Lincolnshire
Milites deBec, Canterbury
Hwitmearum, Oxfordshire
Middleseaxe, Middlesex

Regia Anglorum (International)

Geforðian Strandi, North American hub
Bjornstad, California, Arizona, Nevada
Micel Folcland, Wisconsin, Illinois & Indiana
Westmearc, Washington State & Oregon
Wynmerestow, Ontario, Canada

Other re-enactment societies

Vicus, late Iron-age and early Roman. (United Kingdom)
Fröjel Gotlandica, Viking re-enactment Society. (Gotland, Sweden)
Conquest, cover the period from the Battle of Hastings until the death of Edward I. (United Kingdom)
Angelcynn, Anglo-Saxon living history 400-900AD. (United Kingdom)
Miles des Marches, life and society from 1066 until the Battle of Shrewsbury 1403. (United Kingdom)

Craftspeople and Traders

Robin Wood, pole lathe bowl maker extrordinaire.
Hector Cole, blacksmith specialising in period arrowheads and pattern welded knives.

Other groups and organisations

Association of Polelathe Turners and Greenwood Workers, more about pole lathing than you ever wanted to know.

Research

The 'Viking Shield' from Archaeology, very good source of information on round shields.

Food and drink

Eglantine Vineyard, Nottinghamshire's prize winning vineyard who happen to do a rather pleasent mead.

Conroi de Vey is not responsible for the content of other websites and cannot endorse any of the products or services offered by traders or societies listed on this page (though the Mead from Eglantine Vineyard probably deserves an exception to that rule)