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Put down your life’s story in 52 weeks (40-43)

26/10/2017 Leave a Comment

This article is part of the series “Put down your life's story in 52 weeks” in which I accepted the challenge of writing down snippets of my own life's story in 52 weeks. Questions 40-43 ... read more

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Kurrent, Suetterlin and Fraktur all belong to the old German scripts

19/10/2017 3 Comments

From what I've seen many people associate old German script with "Sütterlin" but that's just a part of it. Depending on time and area you'll have to deal with old German script in many forms, not to ... read more

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Put down your life’s story in 52 weeks (35-39)

28/09/2017 Leave a Comment

This article is part of the series “Put down your life's story in 52 weeks” in which I accepted the challenge of writing down snippets of my own life's story in 52 weeks. Questions 35-38 ... read more

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Make your own Thorn Crust Ink for a medieval girdle book

31/08/2017 1 Comment

Girdle books were in vogue about 400-600 years ago and still are unique and beautiful accessories to contemporary LARP or historical re-enactment events. In this posting I'll show you how to make ... read more

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Put down your life’s story in 52 weeks (31-34)

24/08/2017 Leave a Comment

This article is part of the series “Put down your life's story in 52 weeks” in which I accepted the challenge of writing down snippets of my own life's story in 52 weeks. Questions 31-34 ... read more

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Terms and idioms in old German documents: pregnancy and birth

17/08/2017 Leave a Comment

Old documents in Germanic speaking European areas often contain terms and idioms in multiple languages. Clerks and priests not only used the German language for a baptismal or burial entry for ... read more

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