18TH CENTURY LIVING HISTORY, HISTORICAL TREKKING, AND PERIOD WILDERNESS LIVING.
A LIVING HISTORY BLOG.
18TH CENTURY LIVING HISTORY IN AUSTRALIA.
Thursday, 8 January 2015
The Old Foodie: The Art of Carving (1508)
The Old Foodie: The Art of Carving (1508): The art of carving no longer has the status it once had. In previous times, carving the meat at a feast was a prestigious job, given only t...
Tuesday, 6 January 2015
Field dressing a Goat
Labels:
Australia,
butchering,
experimental archaeology,
Field dressing game,
Frontier,
goats,
Hunting,
living history,
long term wilderness survival,
meat,
muzzle-loading,
skinning,
survival,
woodsman,
woodsrunner
Australia
Australia
How do I know if a wild pig is ok to eat?
Labels:
18th century,
Australia,
butchering,
experimental archaeology,
field dressing,
food,
Hunting,
living history,
meat,
muzzle-loading,
pig,
preparing,
skinning,
survival,
wild boar
Australia
Australia
Monday, 5 January 2015
NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL LIVING HISTORY GROUP 1680-1760 FORUM AND GROUP.
This group is based near Guyra and Armidale and not far from Uralla in New England NSW Australia. Our main focus in history is the settlement of the New World, and our activities include:
Historical Trekking.
Experimental Archaeology.
Learning and practicing primitive and period living skills.
Long Term Wilderness Survival.
Historical Research.
Historical Research.
1) Areas within our Forum include:
2) Who We Are and What We Do.
2) Who We Are and What We Do.
3) New member Introductions.
4) IMPORTANT NOTICES.
5) Activities Calender/Diary.
6) The Pilgrim's Forum.
7) 18th Century Historical Trekking.
8) The Homestead.
8) The Homestead.
9) Living History Activity Suggestions.
10) Period Clothing.
10) Period Clothing.
11) Equipment Supplies and Tools.
12) Primitive and Period Living Skills.
13) Cooking.
14) Resources.
15) Period Guns.
16) Persona/Character.
17) Boats and Boating.
18) Stories and Experiences.
19) Forum Ideas and Suggestions.
20) Sword, Axe and Staff Fighting.
21) Other Groups in Australia.
22) Show and Tell.
22) Show and Tell.
23) Ranger, Militia, Scouts and Spies.
24) A Woodland Indian Persona.
25) Textiles.
26) General Living History Information.
27) Advertising Ideas/Recruitment.
28) The Survival Connection.
29) The Club House.
30) What Are You Up To?
31) The Trading Post.
31) The Trading Post.
32) UK Forums and Group.
33) Period Movies.
34) Woodworking.
35) Complaints.
36) NECLHG 1680-1760 World Wide Chapters.
37) The Chapter Captains' Lounge.
Anyone is welcome to join our group and our forum. Membership is FREE.
Labels:
17th century,
18th century,
Australia,
camping,
Historical,
historical trekking,
living history,
living skills,
persona,
primitive,
reenactment,
survival,
woodland Indian,
woods women,
woodsman,
woodsmen,
woodsrunner
Australia
New England, Australia
Saturday, 3 January 2015
Friday, 2 January 2015
This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: Ringing in the New Year with Sleigh Bells!
This Week In Pennsylvania Archaeology: Ringing in the New Year with Sleigh Bells!: To help us ring in the New Year and in the nostalgic spirit of a snowy holiday season this week in archaeology will focus on a common art...
Thursday, 1 January 2015
Australian Survival and Preppers..: Some Edible Plants In New England NSW.
Australian Survival and Preppers..: Some Edible Plants In New England NSW.: Some of these plants may be growing in other parts of Australia, but I an concentrating on what I know is growing in my own area . One of t...
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