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My family and I are members and active participants in the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). | My family and I are members and active participants in the [https://sca.org Society for Creative Anachronism] (SCA). | ||
It's a worldwide community pursuing research and re-creation of pre-seventeenth century skills, arts, combat, and culture. It's a participatory type of recreation based on an idealized monarchy. Local groups hold themed events that are attended in pre-17th Century clothing and participate or just watch various activities. These groups are organized into Kingdoms to support larger activities and events. | It's a worldwide community pursuing research and re-creation of pre-seventeenth century skills, arts, combat, and culture. It's a participatory type of recreation based on an idealized monarchy. Local groups hold themed events that are attended in pre-17th Century clothing and participate or just watch various activities. These groups are organized into Kingdoms to support larger activities and events. | ||
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In real life, I inhabit the [http://lochmere.atlantia.sca.org/ Barony of Lochmere] (Howard and Anne Arundel counties in MD), in the [http://www.atlantia.sca.org/ Kingdom of Atlantia] (MD, DC, VA, NC, SC, Northern GA). The SCA has a wonderful introduction on their site [http://sca.org here]. | In real life, I inhabit the [http://lochmere.atlantia.sca.org/ Barony of Lochmere] (Howard and Anne Arundel counties in MD), in the [http://www.atlantia.sca.org/ Kingdom of Atlantia] (MD, DC, VA, NC, SC, Northern GA). The SCA has a wonderful introduction on their site [http://sca.org here]. | ||
In the SCA everyone selects a medieval-style name to help set the tone and a persona (a type of person from a specific time and place) to base their clothes and kit upon | In the SCA everyone selects a medieval-style name to help set the tone and a persona (a type of person from a specific time and place) to base their clothes and kit upon. | ||
The SCA has an award system to recognize contributions and achievements in the various focus areas. | The SCA also has an award system to recognize contributions and achievements in the various focus areas. The site describing the awards for the Kingdom of Atlantia can be found on the [http://op.atlantia.sca.org/index.php Atlantian Order of Precedence] page. | ||
For more details on us: | |||
* [[Galmr|Duke Gàlmr Ingolfsson]] (myself) | |||
* [[Eydis|Baroness Eydís Herjólfsdóttir]] (my wife Jessica) | |||
* [[Marcus|Lord Marcus Ansgari]] (my son Marcus) | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:02, 8 January 2021
My family and I are members and active participants in the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA).
It's a worldwide community pursuing research and re-creation of pre-seventeenth century skills, arts, combat, and culture. It's a participatory type of recreation based on an idealized monarchy. Local groups hold themed events that are attended in pre-17th Century clothing and participate or just watch various activities. These groups are organized into Kingdoms to support larger activities and events.
In real life, I inhabit the Barony of Lochmere (Howard and Anne Arundel counties in MD), in the Kingdom of Atlantia (MD, DC, VA, NC, SC, Northern GA). The SCA has a wonderful introduction on their site here.
In the SCA everyone selects a medieval-style name to help set the tone and a persona (a type of person from a specific time and place) to base their clothes and kit upon.
The SCA also has an award system to recognize contributions and achievements in the various focus areas. The site describing the awards for the Kingdom of Atlantia can be found on the Atlantian Order of Precedence page.
For more details on us:
- Duke Gàlmr Ingolfsson (myself)
- Baroness Eydís Herjólfsdóttir (my wife Jessica)
- Lord Marcus Ansgari (my son Marcus)
