Links to other societies

For links to vendors, costume resources, history resources etc., please see the relevant pages of this Wiki. Please note that the Wychwood Warriors are not responsible for the content of external websites.

See also the page on Re-enactment Beyond Wychwood. For our north American contingent, a list of Viking groups in the US and Canada may be found here.

• Anglecynn is an Anglo-Saxon Living History group primarily concerned with the period 400 to 900AD. The site has some interesting information on early Anglo-Saxon history.
• Bran are our Russian friends from Moscow. They specialise in Irish re-enactment from the 9th to the 11th century. The site is available in English as well as Russian.
• Brenna & Akim are a Persian merchant and his Icelandic buddy from the early 11th Century. Akim came to visit us for a few months in 2007.
• Conquest is a society dedicated to recreating the Anglo-Norman period of English history from the Battle of Hastings up until the signing of the Magna Carta (1066 to 1215AD).
• The Dark Ages Scociety are a friendly and dedicated bunch of re-enactors who meet up to recreate Anglo-Saxon and Viking society in Britain before the Norman Conquest. You'll find a couple of Wychwooders among them.
  • Holmbury 2007 was a DAS event a few Wychwooders attended.
• Drużyna Grodu Trzygłowa are a Slavic reenactment group from Poland.
• The Far Isles Medieval Society is a historical re-enactment society covering the period 500 to 1600 AD.
• Frojel Gotlandica are an Australian re-enactment group with strong ties to Pr Dan Carlssons excavations on Gotland. They have lots of useful archaeological and craft information on their website.
• Hurstwic are a Viking group from New England who have an excellent website for kit and combat resources. One of them has written a book about Viking weapons and combat.
• NAReS is the National Association of Re-enactment Societies. Member societies range from Roman period to 20th century re-enactors.
• Oskorei are a Viking group who train in Nailsea, near Bristol. Freya, Ferny and Claire have fought and feasted with them!
• Ousekjarr are our friends from Cambridge. They are not a university society, so we never had a varsity battle.
• Re-enactment Societies Summary is a list of links to other re-enactment societies hosted by the University of Atlantia, a subgroup of the SCA. Most of the societies listed are UK based.
• Regia Anglorum is a large national re-enactment society which attempts to recreate a cross section of English life around the turn of the first millennium. Their site has lots of articles dealing with all sorts of aspects of life and culture of that time, which are not dull to read and give you a good impression of what was going on back then.
  • Gwerin Y Gwyr are the Swansea branch of Regia Anglorum.
  • Sceaftesige are friends of ours based in Bracknell/Slough and covering the shire counties of Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.
• Tribe Woden Thor are some friendly Americans who re-enact Germanic and Norse life bwtween 800 and 1200.
• Ða Engliscan Gesiþas are not re-enactors as such, but a society for those interested in all aspects of Anglo-Saxon culture, society, language and history.
• The Vikings! are the oldest and largest Dark Age re-enactment society in the UK. There are a few historic articles here as well, but the site's general focus is on re-enactment.
  • Valhalla Herred Valhalla are the Slough/West London group of The Vikings! who organise regular combat training on Sunday evenings at a venue in Iver, Bucks. A few of us have visited them.
  • Clan Hwicce is the North Buckinghamshire group of The Vikings! based in Milton Keynes. It used to be the Oxford branch of The Vikings! and was founded by some of the older members of the Wychwood Warriors.
  • Manaraefan is the Wilshire, Hampshire and Surrey branch of The Vikings! Ferny and Freya are members.
• The Viking Age Club & Society - Sons of Norway are a group of North Americans who not only fight and quaff but also aim to educate people about Viking history and culture

Online Forums

• Vapntak: Viking Age Forum is a good place to meet people from other societies and to swap info and advice.

Webrings

• Medieval Reenactment
• UK Reenactment Web

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