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Society for Creative Anachronism


 

The Society for Creative Anachronism (or SCA for short) is a non-profit educational organization devoted to studying and re-creating the Middle Ages and Renaissance. The primary focus is on Western European culture, but can also include other regions such as the Middle East and Japan with which Western Europe had contact during 800-1650 CE. The SCA is easily described as a Middle Ages Arts Revival Recreation Organization.

Scope

The SCA is worldwide in scope. The Known World is divided into Kingdoms. As of October 2004, there are 18 SCA Kingdoms worldwide. Worldwide there are about 32,000http://www.sca.org/officers/treasurer/welcome.html paid members. (Many people participate without joining, as it is not required to join in order to participate. It is usually required to be a paid member to hold office.)

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There are active groups all over the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand, with scattered groups elsewhere. (At one time there was even a group on the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz, known as the "Shire of Curragh Mor" (anglicized Irish for "Big Boat").)

Related Topics:
USA - Canada - Europe - Australia - New Zealand - Irish

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Kingdoms

As of April 2005 the SCA Kingdoms are (in order of founding):

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