[MR] More Agincourt Sites

[Garth Groff via Atlantia]

Noble Friends,

Yesterday while reading an article in HISTORY TODAY on the after-effects 
of the Battle of Agincourt, I ran across adverts for two significant 
exhibitions of Agincourt artifacts.

The first is presented by the Royal Armouries. In addition to the actual 
museum show, they are offering an excellent slide show at 
http://agincourt.royalarmouries.org/ . Here is a chance to view some of 
the most important Agincourt items in their collection.

The second exhibition is presented by the Wallace Museum. Sadly, it is 
only represented online by an advertisement. However, this led me to a 
blog by Wallace curator Tobias Capwell which discusses the battle and 
shows some of the Wallace exhibits from their "Sinews of War" show: 
http://www.wallacecollection.org/blog/2015/10/a-victory-but-not-against-the-odds/ 
.

I also stumbled across the Agincourt 600 web site: 
http://www.agincourt600.com/ . The "History", "Tales" and "Agincourt 
Places" are filled with interesting short articles and lots of photos. 
Note that what you see on the screen is only part of each of these 
sections. Use the buttons at the bottom of each page to see additional 
articles.

Yours Aye,


Lord Mungo Napier, That Crazy Scot