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Showing posts with label colonial. Show all posts
Saturday, 23 May 2020
My Finished Bottle Gourd Water Bottle.
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18th century,
Africa,
bottle gourds,
camping,
colonial,
gourd containers,
Historical,
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trekking,
water bottles,
woods women,
woodsmen,
woodsrunners
Australia
Australia
Monday, 13 April 2020
NEW ENGLANDS PROSPECT. A Gutenberg File.
The South part of New-England, as it is
Planted this yeare, 1634.
Planted this yeare, 1634.
A
true, lively, and experimentall
description
of that part of America,
commonly
called New England:
discovering the
state of that Countrie,
both as it
stands to our new-come
English Planters;
and to the old
Native
Inhabitants.
Laying downe
that which may both enrich the
knowledge of the
mind-travelling Reader,
or benefit the
future Voyager.
By William
Wood.
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Australia
New England, USA
Monday, 17 February 2020
Warren Johnson's description of the Mohawk Valley (New York State), 1760. Copyright, Link Only.
Wednesday, 12 February 2020
Two good 18th Century Forums worth Joining.
The Woodsrunner Forum: http://neclhg.freeforums.net/
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18th century,
clothing,
colonial,
dress,
equipment,
forums,
groups,
historical journeying,
historical trekking,
living history,
minutemen,
period camping,
research,
supplies,
tools,
woodrunners,
woodsmen
Australia
Australia
Wednesday, 1 January 2020
Axes in New France: Part 111 Casse-tĂȘtes (French Tomahawks)
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17th century,
18th century,
axes,
colonial,
French,
living history,
new france,
tomahawks,
trade axe
Australia
Australia
Thursday, 30 May 2019
Pittsburgh's Lost Outpost: Captain Trent's Fort. BOOKS.
Labels:
18th century,
books,
colonial,
education,
Frontier,
information,
living history,
reading,
research
Australia
United States
Wednesday, 20 June 2018
To the stocks! Hanna's Town plans annual frontier court
Step back in time and visit the Revolutionary War-era village of
Hanna's Town which served as the first English Court west of the Allegheny
Mountains at the frontier court re-enactment June 23-24. Experience the
excitement of the people as they gathered, between 1773-1786, to witness the
trials of those who were accused, convicted and punished.
http://triblive.com/lifestyles/history/13757328-74/to-the-stocks-hannas-town-plans-annual-frontier-courtFriday, 8 June 2018
Portraying 18th-Century Black Men in Colonial Williamsburg.
Jeremy Morris, 30, an actor-interpreter at Colonial Williamsburg.
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Africans,
colonial,
living history,
New World,
reenactment,
settlement,
Williamsburg
Australia
Williamsburg, VA, USA
Saturday, 2 June 2018
Area Students Explore Living History
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18th century,
colonial,
education,
living history,
New World,
North America,
Ohio,
settlement,
students,
woodland Indians
Australia
Ohio, USA
Saturday, 14 April 2018
Friday, 6 April 2018
Forum Notifications?
Just in case you have not been receiving any notifications from our group forum, there are a stack of new posts in a variety of topics.
This forum is not the same as the old one, & some of you may have failed to click on the subscribe to topic! Anyway, like I said, there is a heap of new threads & information there if you are interested.
Keith.
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Australia,
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Trail foods,
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Australia
Australia
Saturday, 24 March 2018
Chicory
Chicory.
Dandelion.
This year we have grown Chicory & Dandelion.
https://humanelivingnet.net/2013/04/09/foraging-for-chicory-greens/
Wednesday, 7 March 2018
17C American Women: The Southern Colonies
17C American Women: The Southern Colonies: Slaves Working in 17C Virginia Unknown artist c 1670 Wikimedia In contrast to New England and the middle colonies, the Southern colonies...
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Historical,
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Australia
United States
Saturday, 3 March 2018
Spanish Plan to Invade Australia.
An image of convicts hauling a cart at Parramatta. Picture: Spanish
Naval Museum, Madrid.
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18th century,
attack,
Australia,
Britain,
colonial,
colonies,
invasion,
living history,
military,
Spain,
Spanish
Australia
Sydney NSW, Australia
Tuesday, 20 February 2018
17C American Women: Women in 17C Virginia
17C American Women: Women in 17C Virginia: This is the Virginia of the Native Americans, that British American colonial women would have found in the early years of the 1600s. ...
Hand-colored illustration of Theodor de Bry's (1528-1598) engraved illustration of the Native American village of Secoton, which accompanied the text of Thomas Hariot's book of 1588 entitled A Briefe and True Report of the New Found Land of Virginia.
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17th century,
colonial,
Historical,
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settlement,
women,
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Australia
Virginia, USA
Tuesday, 19 December 2017
17C American Women: 1629 A few problems in early New England
17C American Women: 1629 A few problems in early New England: A Short and True Description of New England by the Rev. Francis Higginson, written in 1629 Printed for Michael Sparke, London, 1630....
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17th century,
colonial,
living history,
New England,
North America,
settlement,
survival
Australia
New England, USA
Tuesday, 28 November 2017
Flax Spinning.
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17th century,
18th century,
clothing,
colonial,
flax spinning,
linen thread,
materials
Australia
Australia
Sunday, 1 October 2017
British Museum Shot Pouch. Undated!
Museum number
Am1991,09.4
Full: Front
Rectangular flat pouch or bag, with strap, fingerwoven of wool. The
flat bag is constructed from one or two pieces of red wool plaited cloth, with
a central resist [undyed] paler horizontal stripe across the front. The vertical
edges include black wool.
Rectangular flat pouch or bag, with strap, fingerwoven of wool. The
flat bag is constructed from one or two pieces of red wool plaited cloth, with
a central resist [undyed] paler horizontal stripe across the front. The
vertical edges include black wool, with a line of opaque white beads and
stitching in a brown vegetal thread. The bottom seam also includes stitching in
a brown vegetal thread, with a line of quill wrapped wool fringing, each ending
in a red hair filled metal comb, the colour of the quills being alternating
black and white bands. The front of the bag is further decorated, just above
the resist dyed strip, with a further fringe similar to that at the bottom.
Woven into the front of the bag is a geometric design in irregular opaque white
beads: two vertical lines of chevrons, with a double zig zag line up the centre
and single zig-zag lines up both vertical edges. The points of the chevrons
face downwards. The back and less faded side of the bag is decorated with a
double row, vertical, each of butterfly-like geometric designs, each row being
3 high; the vertical seams each have rows of five small diamonds. All the
patterns are in the same opaque white glass beads. The top of the bag is edged
with green tape, enclosed in lines of white beads, back and front. The bag is
lined with a coarse reddish manufactured cloth. // The strap is also plaited,
in two greenish colours, that at the edge being slightly yellower than the
reddish green colour of the body of the strap. The strap is attached by sewing with
the brown vegetable thread at the two top corners of the pouch opening. The strap
finishes on both sides with a plaited wool fringe, on the left [from the front]
with six plaits, and on the right with five plaits. Woven into these plaits or
braids are white beads, incorporating slightly darker green wool. The main body
of the strap incorporates in the weaving a diamond pattern of white beads, with
along the slightly contrasting colour edges, rows of white beads, at the
absolute edge and at the boundary between the two colours. Repairs to the
beadwork seem to have been carried out with this darker green wool.
Labels:
18th century,
colonial,
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defence,
equipment,
firearms,
flintlock,
guns,
Hunting,
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muzzle-loader,
primitive skills,
shooting,
shot pouches,
tools,
war,
weapons,
weaving,
woodland Indian
Tuesday, 29 August 2017
Sunday, 6 August 2017
Shift Manual.
Labels:
18th century,
clothing,
colonial,
Historical,
living history,
period clothing,
Re-enactment,
shift,
underclothing,
women
Australia
Australia
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