Jadwiga Zajaczkowa's Page

1. Blessed Queen Jadwiga of Wawel (A tale told in a medieval persona)
2. The Union of Jadwiga and Jagiello.

Medieval Poland and Eastern Europe

• Review of Flesh and Spirit: Private Life in Early Modern Germany, by Steven Ozment.
• Review of Europe , by Norman Davies
• Review of Annals of Jan Dloguz
• Review of Polish Customs, Traditions and Folklore, and Polish Herbs, Flowers and Folk Medicine, by Sophie H. Knab
• Review of The Early Slavs
• Review of Material Culture and Daily Life in the New City of Prague in the Age of Rudolf II
• Pre-17th century Bathing in Central and Eastern Europe
• Introduction to Medieval Poland-- The very basic handout I use for my short class on medieval Culture
• Food and Drink of Eastern Europe: Primarily Poland and Rus--The first draft of a handout for a class on medieval/renaissance food
• Herbs of Eastern Europe (Known in the Medieval and Renaissance Periods)
• Hemp and Nettle, two textile/medicinal/food fiber plants

SCA

The Eggs projects:

• Eggs from Crown Tourney
• Egg Dyes, a Northern Lights Entry

Some Hair Care Recipes (which I collected for Mistress Murielle)

My Cooking stuff

Historical Research in the Modern Library

The handout for a class I taught at EKU in Rusted Woodlands

Index pages on Medieval History

A resource for finding stuff on the web using web directories

Dayboards and Sideboards: theory and practice

A lecture/discussion class handout, with sample menus, budgets and recipes.

Introduction to Medieval Poland

The very basic handout I use for my short class on medieval Culture

Food and Drink of Eastern Europe: Primarily Poland and Rus

The second draft of a handout for a class on food

Herbs of Eastern Europe (Known in the Medieval and Renaissance Periods)

An outline of what information I could find in English about the use of herbs and spices in Poland, Hungary and Russia before 1650.

So this is Your First Event?

A handout I created for Krakow Festivities. Changes to come.

Polish Links:
Slavic Links

Polish history info excerpted from the Library of Congress Country Study.

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