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April 9, 2021 17 Minutes This is the second half of the fourth part of our four part (I, II, III, IVa) look at the production of textiles, particularly wool and linen, in the pre-modern world. Last time, we looked at commercial textile workers and the finishing processes for textiles (fulling, dyeing, etc) which generally took place in a commercial context. This week, we are going to look at the other major element of the commercial textile trade, which were the merchants who traded in textiles both rare and common. As always, if you enjoy the yarn I am spinning for you here, please...

Scorched Ground mod: The Burgundii news Brief description of the faction. Known information. Timeline of major events. Origin. Posted by SkynetBunker on Burgundii (Burgunds; Burgundiones; Burgundians) central Poland. In about 260 they settled in present-day south-central Germany. In the fifth-sixth centuries, they held two kingdoms in western Europe with close ties to the ROMANS, one along the Rhine River in western Germany, with a capital at Worms; and one extending from the Rhone River in present-day eastern France into western Switzerland, with a capital at Geneva. In the early sixth...

Cruise holidays you should book for summer 2021 After a winter of misery, find something to look forward to this year (with flexible policies – just in case) 17 February 2021 • 6:01pm Scenic’s new river cruise itinerary should help those who have missed eating out during lockdown Credit: Julian Elliott Just in case anyone needs reminding – and yes, I’m looking at you, Grant Shapps – booking a holiday is not illegal. We may not be able to go anywhere just yet, but with the vaccine programme progressing, infection rates dropping and spring about to, well, spring, travel should be on...

The Old Town in Lyon’s 5th arrondissement is a showcase of the city’s strength. Here, things still stand almost exactly how they stood when silk weavers and wealthy merchants walked the town’s cobbled streets back in the Middle Ages. The 11th Century choir school is still there, and so is the 15th Century inn. A door frame in a building dating back to the 13th Century is sagging, one side of it higher than the other, but still intact. Built at the foot of a hill, history feels like it’s literally stacked on top of itself in this town, weaved together by narrow steps, dark alleyways, a...

KHL Group Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail By Belinda Smart04 February 2021 Doosan Infracore Europe has added to its dealer network in France with the appointment of Somatec MTPI and Sof...