5th AD Tentage
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5th AD Tentage
Anyone have any information on what was available? I would pick a difficult century. 
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Persia/Byzantium to Scandinavia is a BIG area to cover?
A simple wall tent would work - Rome used 'em (heck, so useful they are STILL used).
Probably could use a wedge tent - I'm pretty sure they were in use in Ireland around that time, and if you are portraying someone who traveled a lot, would be easier to use and transport.
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A simple wall tent would work - Rome used 'em (heck, so useful they are STILL used).
Probably could use a wedge tent - I'm pretty sure they were in use in Ireland around that time, and if you are portraying someone who traveled a lot, would be easier to use and transport.
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The Huns most likely used a form of Yurt and probably a tent built on top of a wagon.
Far earlier, the Scythian wagon-top tents were round domed, far later, the Kipchak wagon-top tents were center pointed. Hunnic ones? Don't know.
In the 9th centruy, the Scandinavians built timber baracks as soon as they landed even temporarily (based on Ibn Fadlan). It is plausible that they did the same earlier on.
Far earlier, the Scythian wagon-top tents were round domed, far later, the Kipchak wagon-top tents were center pointed. Hunnic ones? Don't know.
In the 9th centruy, the Scandinavians built timber baracks as soon as they landed even temporarily (based on Ibn Fadlan). It is plausible that they did the same earlier on.
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Diglach mac Cein wrote:.....A simple wall tent would work - Rome used 'em (heck, so useful they are STILL used).
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http://midwesttent.com/catalog/product_ ... ucts_id=45
$230 bucks. I own one and I love it. HUGE inside for such as small tent. With internal frame there are no lines and it fits carport fittings for high peak shades. I added Greek Architectural features (Acroteria) to mine to enhance the Greek feel...
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Look for the "Small Wall Tent" about halfway down. Not Roman, but less modern in shape:
http://fcsutler.com/fccanvas.asp
Panther Primitives has a couple Roman designs starting about $350.
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http://fcsutler.com/fccanvas.asp
Panther Primitives has a couple Roman designs starting about $350.
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You left out "get a tent". Seeing as how in the SCA all are technically minor nobles, shouldn't be a problem with a tent.
But either way, I'll choose farby for fun and not regretting my hobbies, Alex
Christopher
But either way, I'll choose farby for fun and not regretting my hobbies, Alex
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Maeryk wrote:Glen K wrote:RenJunkie wrote:The sky can be a very leaky roof...
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There are three options: suck it up, farb out, or stay home.
You forgot "remove stick from ass and enjoy yourself".
Yeah, I'd rather see a sea of Civil War era wall tents at an SCA event than land pimples.
Living History Reenactors can command a higher level authenticity than the SCA can.
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(on Pennsic) I know that movie. It is the 13th warrior. A bunch of guys in armour that doesn't match itself or anybody elses, go on a trip and argue and get drunk and get laid and then fight Tuchux.
Quote: "Nissan Maxima"
(on Pennsic) I know that movie. It is the 13th warrior. A bunch of guys in armour that doesn't match itself or anybody elses, go on a trip and argue and get drunk and get laid and then fight Tuchux.
You forgot "remove stick from ass and enjoy yourself".
No, any of the three take care of that; I've farbed out many times, but I'm always honest with myself when I do so.
But either way, I'll choose farby for fun and not regretting my hobbies, Alex![]()
See? He gets it.
Yeah, I'd rather see a sea of Civil War era wall tents at an SCA event...
Me too... that way, they won't be at the Civil War event!
