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There are | There are three basic types of heralds: voice heralds, protocol heralds and book heralds. | ||
* Voice heralds make announcements at courts, tournaments, and feasts and handle town cries at events. | |||
* Protocol heralds maintain the [[Order of Precedence]] and organize Grand Marches and other ceremonies by rank as well as keep track of awards and ceremonies. | |||
* Book heralds assist people in the development and registration of their personal armory (also known as a device or arms) and name. | |||
Also see the College of Heralds FAQ on [http://www.antirheralds.org/nonheraldsfaq.html#whatheraldsdo what heralds do]. | Also see the College of Heralds FAQ on [http://www.antirheralds.org/nonheraldsfaq.html#whatheraldsdo what heralds do]. | ||
[[category:glossary]][[category:heraldry]] | [[category:glossary]][[category:heraldry]] | ||
Revision as of 00:05, 2 September 2007
There are three basic types of heralds: voice heralds, protocol heralds and book heralds.
- Voice heralds make announcements at courts, tournaments, and feasts and handle town cries at events.
- Protocol heralds maintain the Order of Precedence and organize Grand Marches and other ceremonies by rank as well as keep track of awards and ceremonies.
- Book heralds assist people in the development and registration of their personal armory (also known as a device or arms) and name.
Also see the College of Heralds FAQ on what heralds do.