Living
History
Interpretation
Sunday, February 27th Noon
to 4:00 P.M.
Learn how to be a first person interpreter, and study
Camlann's goals and methods for presenting living history.
Required audit, for 'village' / festival
participants;
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Middle
English
for
Interpreters
:
Sunday, March 20th Noon
to 4:00 P.M.
Language, Character traits and Dialogue
(Interpreter
class is prerequisite)
Required, as audit, for all 'village life' participants.
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Presenting in
Character
Sunday April 10th
Noon to 4 P.M.
On-site dress rehearsal for presenting
your character.
(Interpreter
class is prerequisite)
Required, as audit, for all 'village life' participants.
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Open-hearth
Cooking
Sunday November 6th Noon
to 4:00 P.M.
Hands-on experience using medieval
fire tools;
Fire starting & tending; food prep; &cooking.
And
food to eat when all is done.
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The
Medieval
Village
Sunday, March 6th
Noon to 4 P.M.
A survey of daily life, routines, and 14th c. life.
Required, as audit, for all 'village life' participants.
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Presentation
Workshop
Sunday, April 3rd
Noon to 4 P.M.
Interpreters presentation and language.
(Interpreter
class is prerequisite)
Required, as audit, for 'village life' participants.
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Developing
a
Medieval
Character
:
Sunday, March 13th Noon to 4 P.M.
Presenting your character: background,
preparation, practice roleplaying, and village relationships.(Interpretation
class is prerequisite)
Required, as audit, for all 'village life' participants.
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Medieval
History
Timeline
Sunday, October 16th Noon to 4 P.M.
Roger Shell, presenter
1000 years of history in Europe:
Century by century, detailed maps, tables
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Medieval
Blacksmithing:
Sunday, Oct 23rd Noon to 4 P.M. Rory Linden, Presenter. Learn the basics of
forging iron in the middle ages. $40 fee
Class limit: 6
(max:2/family) ages 16 & up |
A
Historical
Arthur
Sunday, November 13th Noon
to 4
P.M.
Roger Shell,
Presenter
Was Arthur a real person? Examine
the historical evidnce for your self.
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