Ælflæd of Duckford's collection
(Partly for ease of finding them again myself!)
Not all are SCA-specific.
I've borrowed the chain mail background from http://www.jelldragon.com/index.htm, The Jelling Dragon, Viking Re-enactment Store's beautiful online site.
Steve Muhlberger (Duke Finnvarr, sometimes) has a fantastic history blog: Muhlberger's Early History
SCA in General
Stefan's Florilegium—nearly 20 years' worth of files on every SCA topic he could find
Karen Larsdottir Site map and intro page and search box. She has a great deal on material culture, with links to period illustrations.
Known World Artisans' Showcase (not as easy to navigate as they say; wish it started with photos and then went to words...)
People
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PEOPLE AND PHOTOS:
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PRECEDENCE and WHO'S WHO SITES: Atenveldt Order of Precedence online Outlands, Wimble Herald page
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People's Personal Sites
Metressa Jadwiga Zajaczkowa, herbs, cooking, library research, Eastern Europe, period egg dyes
Group Websites
This Interactive Known World Map might be the best way to get to kingdom and local webpages. "Website and map design © Adam Love 2007. AKA Dante de Valencia,
in the Shire of Trinovantia Nova, in the Kingdom of Ealdormere." I love that the mouseover shows the kingdom's arms, and the sea shows a mermaid.
History of the Real Worldthings I want to look at again LAW: Medieval Sourcebook: The Anglo-Saxon Dooms, 560-975 Bracton on the Laws and Customs of England attributed to Henry of Bratton, c. 1210-1268
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History of the SCA
SCA RoyaltyKingdom of the West
Timeline
Autocrating
Costuming
Heraldry
Ýves’ pages on SCA heraldry: http://www.therotunda.net/heraldry/
Writing
Letters: Medieval Missives & Letter Writing
Children at Events
Duckford kids with photos and links to other kids' costuming sites.
Send More Links!
Duckford index page and there's also a 