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Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Spreadsheets End to End, How to create and use spreadsheets without using copy and paste, keeping data consistent and intact from entry to delivery. Materials needed: Viewing spreadsheets - Suggest a computer with a second screen, mobile phones and tablets may not be all that useful.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Guide to planned but dramatic presenting

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. The "Bacton Altar Cloth" gained fame in 2019 when exhibited as the possible "long lost skirt" of Queen Elizabeth I. This image-heavy class will cover new research about the embroidered plants and animals, sources and designs, materials and techniques, cutting and piecing of the cloth. Which mysteries can we answer through close examination of the fabric and stitches?

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. The class is meant as an introduction to primarily late bronze and early iron age dress (ca 1000BCE(BC) to 500CE(AD) in northern Europe. Focus is on finds with more or less complete pieces of clothing and those that can be reconstructed with a reasonable degree of certainty. Shoes, belts and other accessories will be touched upon in more general terms.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. A talk on the practical problems of how to know where you are, where’re you’ve been, and where you’re going at various times throughout our period of interest.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. The class explores the clothing of Catherine Jagiellon (1526–1583), a Polish Princess, Duchess of Finland and Queen of Sweden. Drawing mainly on written inventories, we’ll uncover what was included in her wardrobe and discuss how these garments can be interpreted or reconstructed today. N.B.: This class was held at KU in November.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. An introduction to court heraldry, with time for Q&A. Topics will include; general operating principles, tips and tricks, important things to remember, and such. While some of the topics will be Drachenwald specific, much of it is broadly applicable.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Lecture and discussion on the variables that affect the development of your dairy products : impact on taste and visual cues Materials needed: Computer with a screen

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. A talk on how magnets revolutionised navigation, and on how William Gilbert’s work at the end of the sixteenth century began to explore the science behind them.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. The class explores the clothing of Catherine Jagiellon (1526–1583), a Polish Princess, Duchess of Finland and Queen of Sweden. Drawing mainly on written inventories, we’ll uncover what accessories were included in her wardrobe and discuss how these can be interpreted or reconstructed today.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. At first glance, the SCA can seem full of a mass of exotic protocols and customs, especially around courts and feasts. Who has precedence? What is precedence and why? Who sits where? How are toasts arranged? Protocol is there to smooth the way! And while there are some specific bits and bobs, much of it derives from some basic principles. And it's kind of fun.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. A fascinating look into some of the historical and economic factors behind Opus Anglicanum embroidery, beyond the shiny embroidered stitches into a web of economics, imports, various regulations, and history. Leave with an increased knowledge and appreciation of the grand scope of this magnificent style of embroidery.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Late medieval fashion reflects both nationality and social class. What should an English man or woman in 1483 wear to appear at the court of King Richard III and Queen Anne Neville? With few illuminators or painters in Britain, what visual sources can guide one in recreating English clothing of this period? This image-heavy class will cover original research from a scholar of church memorials.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. A participatory introduction to Japanese music including 民謡 min'yō (folk songs). Introduces: the musicology of Japanese poetry, a Japanese musical instruments, and Japanese vocal music. Participants are encouraged to use SonoBus to participate in both discussions and an online workshop which will conclude the class. Those singing or playing instruments need to use headphones.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Cooking through the Irish ages, talking about the hearth cooking a tradition that has lasted Emphasis on Cauuldron cooking

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. The class aim to introduce migration period Scandinavia, ca 375-550 CE/AD and its downfall. As the roman empire started to crumble, the chockwaves were felt. It was an age of gold, but also of blood and treachery, exemplified by the massacre at Sandby borg on Öland. The memories would form the basis of the germanic legends about an age of splendour, heroes and disasters.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Do you write content for the web, or post on socials? This introductory class provides tips on accessibility to help make your material available to a wider audience.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. I'd like to invite experienced costumers to join a dialogue about accuracy in costuming, in the face of many technical obstacles, such as fibers, dyes, technologies, etc., and the fact that the historical person who first made this garment was not making a historical reproduction, but rather a new and fashionable item. How can we do better? This class has a maximum attendance of 10 to 20 participants.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. We’ll talk about the 15:th and 16:th C dance sources. Of you are beginner dancer or an experienced dancer, everyone is welcome.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. A look at the weird and wonderful world of late medieval and early modern European fashionable silhouettes, and how they were achieved. We will discuss garments that changed the shape of the body underneath (doublets, gowns, supportive shifts, stays/bodies and kirtles), and how these features may have been achieved through textile manipulation - and a helping hand of visual trickery.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. This class is for ANYONE, not just scribes, who may be interested in how to make symmetrical designs for any project. Materials / Tools Required: - plain paper - tracing paper - pencil - compass - protractor The class will focus on how to create the designs, what you do with your designs is up to you! Best part... NO DRAWING SKILL REQUIRED! Materials needed: - sketching / plain / computer paper - tracing paper or onion skin - pencils / erasers - compass - protractor - ruler

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Magical Texts and practicioners in period; the mythology of books and texts and the historical figure of the Wizard.Brought to you by the author of a book on Wizards: From Merlin to Faust (Please note I will not be actually raising the dead o my co author Wolfram would be teaching the class with me.. I will be telling some cool and hairraising stories. Don't try this at home) Materials needed: Fire bucket in case of demons? No, joking none required.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. An overview of changing architectural styles from Romanesque to Perpendicular using Ely Cathedral as a case study.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Class Learning Objective: This class will present research on commedia erotica and other mature content found in various commedia mediums. This class will start from the least sexual/erotic topics and continue more sexual content so that people may leave at their comfort or leisure. MATURE CONTENT. NO CHILDREN UNDER 18 WILL BE ALLOWED IN THIS CLASS. This class has a maximum attendance of 20 to 40 participants.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. In this informal discussion questions and answer style class we will lay out the manners of Bardic circle in the known world and also give you guidance on how to handle truculent, hecklers, rambling stories, and other common challenges.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Discussion both Domestic and Exotic Birds in a European context from 1300-1500.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Follow along how different recipes are created and what sets them apart

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Many SCA members today aren't familiar with Compleat Anachronist (CA), the SCA's quarterly historical research monograph series. Meet the editor, learn about CA, think about writing for CA, being a peer reviewer, or joining the copyediting team. Materials needed: I'll have a handout.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Drachenwald Google Workspace is available for local groups too! Take everyday administration to a new level, bring your officers and documents together, ease your groups work! We will cover how, when, why, who and what with Google Workspace.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Sumptuary laws are a type of laws regulating consumption. Often accordign to estate, or some other distincition. This class presents and discusses sumpturay laws in regards to dress and textiles in the Nordic countries in the medieval period and the 16th century.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. In this class, we will delve into the mysteries of idling packs (also called "Anglo-Saxon” technique), from weaving with them and historical examples of the structure, to using Tablet Weaving Draft Designer to produce drafts for them.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. What did medieval people believe about the world around them? How can you use this information to understand your persona better? This class has a maximum attendance of 20 to 40 participants.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. How to be a Minister of the Lists and run a tourney. This class will cover Single Elimination, Double Elimination and Round Robin Tourney formats.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Commedia dell' Arte is 16th century Italian improvised comedy theater. It's what people were watching at the same time as Shakespeare but in the Italian peninsula throughout the Italian Renaissance. This class introduces the students to the stock characters, half face masks, improvised scenarios, and culture around the style of plays we now call Commedia dell' Arte. Materials needed: NA

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Just starting out in Brewing? Got questions Bring your questions for: modern or historical brewing equipment ingredients brewing for fun brewing for A&S anything brewing related you can think of While I specialize in early period meads, I have brewed everything over the years and am well versed in all forms of brewing and distilling. Materials needed: will need a moderator to keep track of who is has the next question, would like the session recorded. Can send a social media flyer if my class is accepted

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Tools and their uses, composition, color theory , setting up and choosing colors for palette, assignment information and resources, practice painting , gouache 101 , Romanesque techniques. Materials needed: Gouache primary colors , cool and warm , white , pen archival and water proof, paper or perg, brushes round and 1 flat , water and spray bottle , ruler and Romanesque examplar . This class has a maximum attendance of 20 to 40 participants.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. The theoretical aspect of plant dyeing. What happens in the dye wat? Why is mordants needed? Why does the colour change with pH or post-mordanting? No chemistry background is needed, it will be explained in as simple terms as possible.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Monastic sign language is a system of gestured hand communication by monks and nuns who observed the Benedictine Rule, emphasizing that spoken speech should be intentional, humble, and respectful rather than be negative or about trivial matters. This class will briefly cover Monstastic signed communication's history and cultural practices of the monks and nuns that used it. Materials needed: Camera, mic, computer, and internet!

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Tips and resources for navigating menopause in combat sports. Guided, open discussion with introduction. Open to all -combatants, trainers, partners, friends- and hopefully of aid to all.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. How do we read medieval literature? How do we know we are not misreading it? This is a short class on the theory and method of reading texts from another time and how to approach such texts.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Fragrant oils, bitters, ointments, herbal waters and infusions... Let’s take a look at the aromatic ingredients and processing methods available to the people of the Aegean Sea region during Bronze Age. Presented reconstructions are based on archaeological samples and information preserved in extant texts.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Commedia Dell' Arte is 16th century Italian Renaissance improvised comedy theater. It's growing popularity in the SCA is greatly because the production labor is minimal and the bar to entry is low. This class will offer students all around the world an introduction to Commedia, the history and academic resources that inform the art, and how to bring it to life in the SCA and elsewhere. (This class was previously titled "Track of classes throughout Tri Kingdom University on the topic of Commedia dell' Arte.")

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. This class will cover the ways you can help make SCA events, especially court more accessible for Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Learn how you can help the sign heralds prepare for signing in court. A short description of what skills and experience is needed to become a sign herald is included in this class.

Please go to https://ku-online.drachenwald.sca.org/schedule for up to date schedule & to pre-register. Signing up here is only serves as a record of attendance if you would like University of Atlantia class credit. Fiore dei Liberi's 1409 manual is the oldest known European complete combat system. Basics of Fiore’s longsword techniques with some sample plays from the longsword, sword in one hand, and sword in armor sections will be discussed. Focus will be on plays that are legal for SCA rulesets. Plates, translations, and then short videos of the instructor's interpretation will be presented. Materials needed: none This class has a maximum attendance of 20 to 40 participants.