[Ansteorra] Class Handouts

[Scott Barrett]

Unto those who attended my classes at King's College and anyone else 
vaguely interested.

  I apologize for the tardiness in this posting, it's been a crazy week.
Here is the website you can visit for the material from both of my 
classes.

www.earlyirish.org

At this point there is nothing at these locations but the articles of 
discussion, but this site will no doubt grow in time, especially with 
Baron Ulf constantly encouraging me to add more content.
The first thing you will find there is "Early Gaelic Dress", a fairly 
long beginner's introduction to the wartdrobe of the early Gaels of 
Ireland, Man and Western Scotland. This is a second and more user 
friendly edition of the original that  circulated earlier this year, 
made possible with the editing skills of Coblaith, The Chronicler of 
Bryn Gwlad, a wonderful lady and a serious scholar with a volunteer's 
heart. Numerous versions of this article will appear at this site, but 
right now the version offered is a full color edition in 12 point font 
type.

The other item here is a link to an article not related to the Early 
Irish specifically, but I promised those who visited my class I'd make 
it available online. It's "To Tell a Tale of Terror", a guide to a 
specific area of storytelling I hope you'll enjoy reading.

To those of you attended my classes, thank you for your faith in my 
material and your support. I hope you found your time well spent. To 
those who autocrated King's College, thank you for striving to make 
room for the many instructors who came forward.