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an incredible loss

Eva's historical costuming blog on 2026-5-16
I am quoting from the social media accounts of my SCA kingdom, Drachenwald, because I don't have words in my grief."It is with profound sadness that we share the news that Baroness Alfhild de Foxley has passed away unexpectedly last night while read/watch more

Sweet-Sour Chard Salad

Culina vetus on 2026-5-11
I got home a little earlier than expected, so here is another brief recipe from the Solothurn MS: A4 Cold chard as a dish Take chard that is young, with the root attached. Boil it in a courtly fashion (brüwe … Continue reading → read/watch more

Instant Horseradish Sauce

Culina vetus on 2026-5-10
I’m afraid the coming week is shaping up to be extremely busy and I cannot promise any posts between now and after the coming weekend. Today; I want to at least give you a short thing, a sauce recipe from … Continue reading → read/watch more

The Claim of Passau

SCA Osterreich - Schwertkampf on 2026-5-10
Schwertkampf-Veranstaltung am 5. September 2026 Historische Dokumente im Besitz des Shires Ad Flumen Caerulum beweisen, dass die Stadt Passau zwischen Donau und Inn dereinst ein Teil Österreichs war. Um diesen […] Der Beitrag The Claim of Passau read/watch more

Three Meals with Jesus

Culina vetus on 2026-5-6
So, after another long hiatus, I’m back not with a recipe, but with museum pictures. I apologise. Times have been exceedingly busy and promise to stay so for a bit, but I will do my best to serve the blog … Continue reading → read/watch more

New 15th century Italian dress

Eva's historical costuming blog on 2026-5-5
Since I don't need to make new clothes to go to events, except for shifts and hose occasionally, I only make new outfits because I want to.Like this late 15th century Italian outfit made from brushed cotton.Ever since I started reading about cotton read/watch more

I am here- sometimes!

Handcrafted History on 2026-5-3
Welcome to my blog! Right now, my life is very busy, and I don’t have much time for the blog. This will change come autumn, when lots of nice content will appear here. For the same reason, new comments will … Continue reading → read/watch more

April Crafting update (2026)

Lia's Continued Crafts on 2026-5-2
For April, I finished the Birka twill tunic. It is gorgeous, if I do say so myself. But I will not post details or an overall before it has reached its intended wearer. Other than that, my crafting was minimal. We were able to try our archery in read/watch more

A Song of Defiance and Beer

Culina vetus on 2026-4-27
During my dive into the drinking and singing traditions of the Wilhelmine officer corps, I came across a good deal of musical heritage including one song that could be sung in a similar rhythm and state of inebriated camaraderie, but … Continue read/watch more

Flaming Drinks

Culina vetus on 2026-4-25
For a break in the long-form narratives, I want to return to the collection of military alcoholic drinks I introduced earlier and pick apart one particular recipe. Among many locally and socially specific recipes, the 1910 manual on bowls and … read/watch more

 

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