[MR] Next Tuesday 1/18- learn how to make "Viking Age" garb and accessories more distinctive

[Isobel of Carnewyth]

Don't forget! Next Tuesday, January 18th at 7 pm is our next Instructor
Spotlight. Ulfhildr Jarnsaxa Svonudottir presents Making your "Viking Age"
garb and accessories more distinctive.
"All things "Viking Age" are widely popular within the SCA, but what can we
do to make our kit more outstanding? More historically accurate “Viking
Age” garb need not be extravagantly expensive or difficult, and can subtly
evoke the story of a specific time and place to those who know how to
interpret it.
Overall the theme will be "what we know" from the historical evidence.
Specifically we’ll discuss some of the extant garments and textile
fragments, the "Viking Age" timeline, written and artistic sources, jewelry
styles, regional variation, and the influence of surrounding cultures.
With only one hour for the session we’ll have to touch on these topics
lightly, but hopefully it can provide some ideas towards furthering the
students individual garb goals."
Log in information can be found at the associated Facebook event:
https://fb.me/e/2pzndvcqR and no advance registration is required. This
course is also eligible for course credit from the University of Atlantia.
Attendees to the class will automatically receive University of Atlantia
credit if your display name for Zoom matches either your SCA or modern
names in our University system. Direct zoom log in:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86918553132?pwd=RGZoTXBEMmdxT2ttR2NRSXhNZFlwQT09
YIS,
Isobel of Carnewyth External Communications, University of Atlantia