[Sca-cooks] newbie Introduction

[Stefan li Rous]

Iago answered me with:
> And yep my Celtic class will be covering the major celtic countries of
> Wales,Cornwall,Ireland and Scotland with nods to the Isle of man and
> Brittany. I know there is not much out there but I do need to try.

But which time period? Back before say 400 AD? Or afterwards? I gave
you one file on the Celts, meaning the ancient tribes that wasn't specific
to any of these regions.

There is also this source on Roman Wales:
Roman-Wales-bib    (9K)  7/23/99    Bibliography on Roman Wales by Tangwystyl.
http://www.florilegium.org/files/CULTURES/Roman-Wales-bib.html

If you are actually including the later cultures in these areas, then
these files have some info and a number of referances:
Ireland-msg       (47K)  2/18/00    Irish culture, dress. Points of interest.
Scotland-msg      (65K)  5/25/99    Scottish culture. Who lived where.
Medieval
                                       points of interest. The Orkney Islands.
Wales-msg         (81K) 10/12/01    Welsh culture. avail. newsletters.

And in the FOOD-BY-REGION section:
fd-Ireland-msg    (37K) 12/ 6/99    Medieval Irish food. references. recipes.
fd-Scotland-msg   (39K)  9/21/00    Medieval food of Scotland. recipes.
fd-Wales-msg      (28K) 12/ 6/99    Food of medieval Wales. Recipes.
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