16. The head of Lancastrian forces at Barnet was Richard Neville, 16th Earl of Warwick (which, in honorable British tradition, we pronounce...

15. The medium of employment for the project will be tempera. Today, we find paints called tempera, or poster paints, on art store shelves ...

14. Yes, the Barnet Roll research is proceeding. Not apace, perhaps, but proceeding. We've found out a great deal about tempera, about h...

13. Heraldic practice, to be effective, requires regulation. There are Colleges of Arms in many countries (even a private one here in Americ...

12. The American branch of the Richard III Society (who knew he had a society devoted to historical scholarship on the man, much less an Ame...

11. Nota Bene on the sidebar there are two sections; one labelled The Yorkists, the other, The Lancastrians. They are now partially complet...

10. A bit of administration is called for, so we'll step out from behind the curtain for a moment and assume modern voice. I've jus...

9. I've tried the email subscription box myself and it seems to work okay. I noticed an error message on subscribing, but I don't th...

8. With all the interesting terminology flying about, what a Roll of Arms is is almost surprisingly straightforward. As respects heraldic a...

7. In the current phase of my research I am being directed to learn what I can about the basic materials that medieval scribes used to produ...

6. In initially discussing Barnet with my teacher, he seemed to much enjoy pointing out that an heraldic misidentification turned what could...

5. A commenter, via email remarks, indirectly reminded me that there are more options I could be providing to those wishing to access or be ...

4. This blog is as much about my continuing learning as it is my teaching my revealing what I know. School, as they say, is in. A person an...

3. Another thing that would I think be fair to the readers to do is to establish my "Mundane" identity. The SCA is as much a stat...

2. The concept of a "coat of arms" is one which is vastly misunderstood in today's world, especially by residents of countries...