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| − | Eulalia de Ravenfeld lives in the | + | Eulalia Piebakere, formerly Eulalia de Ravenfeld, lives in the Barony of [[Dragon's Mist]] and is active in the Rivers Region. Her persona is a pie-selling singlewoman and guild member living in York, England during the latter half of the 13th century. Research interests include 13th and 14th century England, urban history (particularly for York), street food, pies, peasants and other commoners, trade guilds, women's history and daily lives, and food archeology. |
| − | Eulalia | + | Eulalia's blog: [http://www.medievaldork.com medieval york] |
| − | Eulalia was | + | Eulalia was [[apprentice|apprenticed]] to [[Order of the Laurel|Master]] [[Refr orðlokarr Fiachson]], former Baron of [[Dragon's Mist]]. |
| − | + | In AS L, at May Crown in the Shire of Hauksgaudr, Eulalia was invited to join the Order of the Laurel. '''She was elevated at An Tir - West War in AS L''' | |
| − | [http:// | + | Eulalia is nearly always seen with her lady, [http://www.flickr.com/photos/laurelfactorial/617198604/in/set-72057594142544783/ Anne Midwinter], who is currently seneschal of Dragon's Mist. |
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| − | + | I'd call myself an expert in: Medieval English food and cooking, the intersection between food and social class, England between 1250 and 1350, women's history and daily lives, working women in York in the 13th and 14th centuries, and medieval English peasants and commoners. | |
| − | [[Category:People]] | + | I also know about: Historical food and cooking generally, urban history and medieval urbanization, 13th and early 14th c. clothing and dress accessories, silly hats, and illumination / manuscripts (I probably know the most about 15th and early 16th century manuscripts from French workshops). |
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| + | I am also interested in: Studying medieval history through a progressive feminist / queer lens, the history of medicine, studying the history of science and the science of history, experimental archeology, Iron Age Britain, and honestly just about everything else. I am very excitable. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:50, 10 March 2016
Eulalia Piebakere, formerly Eulalia de Ravenfeld, lives in the Barony of Dragon's Mist and is active in the Rivers Region. Her persona is a pie-selling singlewoman and guild member living in York, England during the latter half of the 13th century. Research interests include 13th and 14th century England, urban history (particularly for York), street food, pies, peasants and other commoners, trade guilds, women's history and daily lives, and food archeology.
Eulalia's blog: medieval york
Eulalia was apprenticed to Master Refr orðlokarr Fiachson, former Baron of Dragon's Mist.
In AS L, at May Crown in the Shire of Hauksgaudr, Eulalia was invited to join the Order of the Laurel. She was elevated at An Tir - West War in AS L
Eulalia is nearly always seen with her lady, Anne Midwinter, who is currently seneschal of Dragon's Mist.
Longer research interests list:
I'd call myself an expert in: Medieval English food and cooking, the intersection between food and social class, England between 1250 and 1350, women's history and daily lives, working women in York in the 13th and 14th centuries, and medieval English peasants and commoners.
I also know about: Historical food and cooking generally, urban history and medieval urbanization, 13th and early 14th c. clothing and dress accessories, silly hats, and illumination / manuscripts (I probably know the most about 15th and early 16th century manuscripts from French workshops).
I am also interested in: Studying medieval history through a progressive feminist / queer lens, the history of medicine, studying the history of science and the science of history, experimental archeology, Iron Age Britain, and honestly just about everything else. I am very excitable.