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Traditional
Media - Re-enactment materials
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Here are samples of traditional media crafts and art, for the creation of objects for experimental archaeology and re-enactment events.
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Jerkin, late 16th C. 100% Hand-stitched ivory damask silk outer, crimson/black shot silk inner. Velvet bonnet, late 1570s. Hand-dyed cotton velvet, silk liner, feather. |
Oakeshott type XVIIIb longsword C.1450-1500AD. Tempered carbon steel, lost-wax cast bronzes, bronze wire, ash wood core grip and scabbard, veg-tan leather. |
Oakeshott type XIV arming sword C.1325-1375AD. Tempered carbon steel, lost-wax cast bronzes, silver inlay, ash wood core grip with corded veg-tan leather |
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15th
C Munitions bevor (Throat / chin guard)
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Oakeshott type XVIIIb longsword. Tempered carbon steel, lost-wax cast bronzes, bronze wire, ash wood core grip and scabbard, veg-tan leather. |
Oakeshott type XIV arming sword. Tempered carbon steel, lost-wax cast bronzes, silver inlay, ash wood core grip with corded veg-tan leather |
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Early Stuart coin scales, C. 1603-1605AD: Carbon steel, red silk, latten. sycamore. These are an exact duplicate of an original set, dated to just after the 1603 union of the crowns. |
Early dudgeon dagger, Scots, circa 1560-1610: Forged carbon steel, boxwood. Based on examples in the collection of the National Museum of Scotland, |
Needle-case and bone needles, later Viking period: brass, bone. Such items were commonly worn by women of all social ranks |
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Rondel Dagger, C. 1450-1500AD. Forged carbon steel, latten brass, beech wood core, leather. |
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