The Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna (The Malta Heritage Trust) is the
non-government body which takes care of ancient monuments in the
Republic of Malta. Their mandate is not as scholarly as that
of
Heritage Malta, and the more popular re-enactments are refreshing
and
different. Their website is found on this page....WIRTARTNA
My
Favorite Libraries...
David Heirtzler maintains this site
which is devoted to chain maille, and helping people who are
fairly new to the craft of war harness making.
Craig Nadler
publishes patterns on his web site because he believes people
should make steel clothing. Thats okay by me....least I can
do is say "good on ya Criag!"
http://www.chronique.com/Everything
you
would ever want to know about the Middle Ages! Highly
recommended!
http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth/
The Archive is an on-line Journal devoted to teaching people how to make armour. I try to gather as much armouring information as I can to help beginner armourers avoid reinventing the wheel, and to help advanced armourers grasp the finer points of armouring.
The collection of essays found within this site is just one
source available. The message boards on the Archive are frequented
by many advanced armourers who willingly share their knowledge
with newcomers to the craft. Please, do not hesitate to ask any
question. I have also set aside areas of this website for people
who try to re-create medieval combat. After all, if there weren't
warriors dressed in armour, who would we sell our wares to???
The Wareham Forge email (warehamforge@hurontario.net)
This is Darryl Markowitz's blog site.
Darryl is quite possibly the most knowledgable blacksmith of Viking Age equipment in Ontario.
his blog...........http://warehamforgeblog.blogspot.com/
Tara
Hill Designs
Norse and Celtic runes, and much more.
Metachin
Tower
Western Armoured Martial Arts
Spiritual Warriors, a worthy goal..
A Pictoral Glossary of Arms and Armour
Click on the above to see Greg Daub's wonderful glossary of
armour.
This is part of his fine armouring site...http://www.messiah.edu/hpages/facstaff/gdaub/armor/home.htm
Eric has been my very good friend and mentor for more than ten
years
now. His armour is truly poetry in steel, and much of the
armour
on my site is made by him. He is starting to become well
known in
the armouring community, and a I commend anybody interested in
museum
quality
armour to visit him and his site.
He is also heavily involved in a
wonderful
boffer based live action role playing adventure involving
hundreds of
warriors,
orcs and elves in a gorgeous fully costumed event called
Bicolline. You
have to see this to believe it!
http://www.haditorna.lap.hu/
A remarkable collection of links from across the web. I start
browsing
at this site, and am lost for two days!!! At first I thought
this was
all
in Hungarian, however, the links are mostly all in English, and
heck...pictures
have no language! This is a very neat place to
visit!
Now here is a
really
cool
place! A castle and museum, and an art gallery all on 3 dozen
acres
of land just off Georgian Bay! This took me by surprise,
seeing as
how its a little off the beaten track about two hours drive north
of
Toronto, but here is the real thing...a guy with the passion
to
create a mini-theme
park smack in the middle of cottage country! Unspoiled, and
clearly
worth the drive! 
Brenda
and I have always been impressed by the high quality of this
Ottawa
Restaurant! Good home cooking like Baba used to make! A
glass
of Krupnik
and a slice of feather-light peach cheesecake to pack down your
Hungarian
Goulash or Schnitzel will leave you very, very happy
indeed! If
you
come to Ottawa to visit us, this is where we would take you for
dinner.
My
Vanity Page. http://www.southtower.on.ca/Vanity/Vanity.html
My Blog.............http://www.yusefjournal.blogspot.com
http://www.castlesontheweb.com/index.html
Another Links Portal, but OH, WHAT a PORTAL!
Castles on the web are a link exchange site. They have a remarkably complete collection of really wonderful sites like mine, all carefully indexed and detailed. Just exactly what you need when you need to get surfing! Highly recommended by my staff.
Tactile, and exciting. Craftsmanship at its finest in a most difficult medium.
DenverFabrics.com
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http://www.denverfabrics.com
Fabric for fashion, dancewear, costumes, rug hooking, crafts and home decor. Many silk, wool, and linen designer fabrics. Prices often at or below wholesale fabric pricing. Also sewing notions, trims, books and patterns at discount.
Actually, not such a bad site. I did a link exchange with them, but they didn't send me a picture, so I guess you will just have to visit!
Malta
Heritage
what can I say? Here is a portal on the most
fascinating
country in Europe. If you visit no other country in Europe
but
this
one, you will die happy.
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