Aedificium: Living History in England, 1190 A.D.

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Web Name: Aedificium: Living History in England, 1190 A.D.

WebSite: http://www.aedificium.org

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Welcome to Aedificium, a website that explores various aspects of lifeas it was in medieval England, circa 1190 A.D. If you are a roleplayerintrigued by the notion of using a realistic medieval English setting foryour games, a student researching the European Middle Ages, or a casualhistory buff, the material you will find here might be of interest.Table of ContentsIf you want to know what's changed recently and what additions are plannedfor the future, scan through this site log. IntroductionLook here for a mercifully short discussion of the purpose of Aedificiumand the motivations behind its creation. Also included is a list of thosewho helped make this website possible, whether they knew it or not. Using this SiteWhy are some Aedificium hyperlinks boldfaced and others not? Should thissite be used as an academic resource? For answers to these and other questionsthat might keep you up at night, look here; it provides information concerningstylistic and functional conventions followed, terms of use, and more. Regular Clergy and Monastic LifeA series of articles exploring monasteries in twelfth century England maybe found here. Subjects considered include the physical layout, organization,and governance of religious houses; the daily lives of their inhabitants;relationships with patrons and others in the secular world; and the managementof communal property. Speculative MapsThis page features speculative maps depicting English settlements and structuresas they might have appeared circa 1190 A.D. Each map is accompanied bya short description of the subject, and wherever possible is based partly uponhistorical or archaeological data. Roleplaying UtilitiesLook here for software designed to automate some of the more tedious aspectsof roleplaying, or to enhance the capabilities of related applications. GlossaryConfused by terminology? This page provides definitions for many of thewords and phrases used in Aedificium's articles that may be unfamiliarto readers. The glossary will grow as additional articles, requiring additionaldefinitions, are added. BibliographyWithout the source materials listed here, Aedificium would be a lifelesshusk of a website. LinksListed here are other sites that may be useful to Aedificium readers. Alsoincluded is an image that may be used by other sites as an iconographiclink to Aedificium. About the AuthorSee this page for a description of the experiences and perspectives thatinfluenced the author.

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