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Showing posts with label Feasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Feasts. Show all posts
28 September 2012

Feasts: Bronze Age Solstice Feast by J.S. Dunn

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By J.S. Dunn “Mead distilled sparkling, its praise is everywhere.” From Welsh myth, Song to Mead What did the ancient Irish eat ...
26 September 2012

Feasts: Christmas and Easter feasting and the medieval peasant

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By Lindsay Townsend Feasting for a noble or a king in the medieval period could be a splendid, lengthy, expensive affair, where dishes we...
18 September 2012

Feasts: Medieval Feasting in the 21st Century

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By Sandy Frykholm With most of the people I talk with about things medieval, any glimmer of interest they have is satisfied by a s...
10 September 2012

Feasts: The Mead-Hall of Anglo-Saxon Tradition

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By Lisa J. Yarde In the Anglo-Saxon epic poem, Beowulf , King Hrothgar's warriors enjoyed feasts and drowned their sorrows and f...
03 September 2012

Feasts: The Roman Banquet

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By Heather Domin When most people think of a Roman banquet, they probably imagine one of those smoky slow-motion orgies with the H...
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