[Sca-cooks] What's period, was: Vikings in Minnesota

[Susan Fox]

There are some limits.  My college roommate was a doctoral candidate in 
Ancient Near Eastern Languages, typesetting her professor's book on 
Cuneiform tablets.  When she said that SCA was really not her time 
period, we didn't argue the point.  ;-)

On the SCA name consultation side, I'm still going round Robin Hood's 
barn with a gal who wants an Ancient Egyptian name and won't settle for 
anything more recent than like 1000 B.C.  ::headdesk::

Selene



Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius wrote:
>
> No offense taken, certainly; I just know that the governing Corpora 
> documentation gives no specific early cut-off date. While some 
> kingdoms do have one for things like A&S competition purposes,
>
> Sent from my iPod
>
> On Sep 22, 2008, at 2:04 PM, Samia al-Kaslaania <samia at idlelion.net> 
> wrote:
>
>> No insult intended, to either of you! I know the question comes up a 
>> lot, and I like go straight to the source with it. : )
>> Samia
>>
>> Johnna Holloway wrote:
>>> I rather suspect that Master Gideanus Tacitus Adamantius, OL probably
>>> knows what the SCA covers.
>>>
>>> Johnnae