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In the fantasy series, "A Song of Ice and Fire," kings and high lords are depicted feasting hundreds of guests or more, featuring roasted animals, meat pies, etc.; did feasts of this scale really occur in medieval Europe, and if so, what were the kitchens responsible for them like?

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What's the history of historical reenactments?

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I'm a warrior in a 9th century Viking army, bearing down on a wealthy western European city; the local ruler pays us a large sum of silver to leave the city alone; how do I get my share, what form is it in, and how do I use it?

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Are any particular people or workshops noted as being responsible for specific developments of medieval arms, armor, or tactics?

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In the fantasy series, "A Song of Ice and Fire," kings and high lords are depicted feasting hundreds of guests or more, featuring roasted animals, meat pies, etc.; did feasts of this scale really occur in medieval Europe, and if so, what were the kitchens responsible for them like?	319	AskHistorians
What's the history of historical reenactments?	45	AskHistorians
I'm a warrior in a 9th century Viking army, bearing down on a wealthy western European city; the local ruler pays us a large sum of silver to leave the city alone; how do I get my share, what form is it in, and how do I use it?	33	AskHistorians
Are any particular people or workshops noted as being responsible for specific developments of medieval arms, armor, or tactics?	6	AskHistorians