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Northern Lights Registration
Pre-Registrations for both Entrants
or Non-Entrants should be sent to:

Lord Robert Toxophilus
Robert Goodrich
389 Voghell Road
Randolph, Vermont 05060
802-728-5719
Email preferred.
registration@scanorthernlights.org

Entrants' Contacts

Research Papers, Reports,
Written Prose or Poetry to:
Pentathalon Coordinator

Lord Tiberius Iulius Rufus
( Jason Di Giulio )
PO Box 471,
Sheffield, VT 05866
Email preferred.
pentathlon@scanorthernlights.org



Autocrats
Lord Tiberius
See contact information above,
Lady Allyson Knutcrusher
    autocrat@scanorthernlights.org

The Categories for XIX, 2010

Competitors please note that the categories stayed roughly the same as they were last year. Please double check that you've got the correct category number and name. It helps in the registration process. Thanks so much.

The categories are grouped here solely for my convenience. The groups have no other meaning. Penthathlon participants must enter in five numbered categories - regardless of the groupings. So, for example, entries in 1. Costuming and 7. Headwear would count as two categories for the Penthalon.

Costuming

1. Costuming, pre-1000; 2. Costuming, 1000-1300; 3. Costuming, 1300-1500; 4. Costuming, 1500-End of Period; 5. Costuming for Combat (includes horse barding); 6. Accessories (no headwear); 7. Headwear.

Small Work

8. Counted Embroidery; 9. Non-counted Embroidery; 10. Beadwork. (does not include jewelry)

Textiles

11. Non-woven Fabric (sprang, knitting, felting, etc.); 12. Weaving; 13. Cordmaking (replaces Narrow Work); 14. Spinning; 15. Dyeing.

Smithing

16. Leatherwork; 17. Woodwork; 18. Metalwork; 19. Jewelry; 20. Glass.

Scribal and Heraldic

23. Calligraphy; 24. Illumination; 25. Heraldic Display.

Edible and Potable

26. Cooking; 27. Herbalism; 32. Beers/Ales/Lagers; 33. Meads; 34. Wines; 35. Cordials.

Miscellaneous

21. Drawing and Painting; 22. Sculpture and Carving; 28. Period Science; 29. Household Goods; 30. Toys; 31. Miscellaneous.

Performance (Register by 4 November)

36. Musical Performance (Period Style, Traditional or Original); 37. Musical Performance (Non-period style / Filk); 38. Storytelling and Drama; 39. Dance; 40. Poetry - Performance; 41. Teaching Demonstration; 42. Other Performances.

Written Categories (Due 1 November)

43. Musical Composition; 44. Research Papers (8 or more pages of text); 45. Research Reports (less than 8 pages of text); 46. Prose; 47. Poetry - written.

**The due date is usually posted as "1 month before competition" but the quicker things are submitted, the sooner the judges can begin. ;-)
Remember, written work is read before the day of competition.
Thanks

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