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Adiantum’s newsletter is The Bi-Cranial Bear.
- BiCranial Bear, February 2023
- BiCranial Bear, November 2022
- BiCranial Bear, August 2022
- BiCranial Bear, April 2022
- BiCranial Bear February 2022
- BiCranial Bear December 2021
- BiCranial Bear, November 2021
- BiCranial Bear, October 2021
- Bicranial Bear January 2020
- Bicranial Bear, April 2018
- Bicranial Bear, January 2018
- Bicranial Bear, July 2017
- Bicranial Bear, January 2017
- Bicranial Bear, April 2017.
- Bi-Cranial Bear, January 2016.
- Bi-Cranial Bear, July 2015.
- Bi-Cranial Bear, October 2015.
The BiCranial Bear is the quarterly newsletter of the Barony of Adiantum (https://adiantum.antir.sca.org/), the Lane County branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc (sca.org). Our focus is the material culture of the pre-1600 world. We started as a European medieval/Renaissance group but have broadened over the decades to embrace cultures throughout the world.
The Bear appears quarterly and is looking for articles of interest to historical re-creationists. We have activities that involve armored and rapier fighting; arts, crafts and sciences (cooking, clothing, wood working, metalwork, jewelry, gardening, etc.); music and dance, etc., etc. Our focus is primarily hands-on history, but articles about the general life-ways of a particular time/place are most welcome.
The newsletter is distributed electronically via the local group’s Facebook page and posted on our website. Please contact Pam Perryman at pam@bobwhitman.com for more information.
Letters to the Barony
June 2019 Letter to the Barony
July 2019 Letter to the Barony
August 2019 Letter to the Barony
September 2019 Letter to the Barony
October 2019 Letter to the Barony
November Letter to the Barony