Site Credits

This is the Ansteorran Scribes' Official web page, a publication of the Ansteorran Scribes of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. It is not a corporate publication of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Incorporated, and does not delineate SCA policies.

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	Original site design and architecture went online September 8, 2000 and was written by Franchesca Havas, known in the SCA as Honorable Lady Chiara Francesca Arianna d'Onofrio
	Site design and architecture updated in 2003 by Don Riney known in the SCA as Master Darius of the Bells.
	Current design and architecture created in 2006/2007 by Bethany Vann, known in the SCA as Lady Zubeydah Jamilla al-Badawiyya.
	Artwork Credits:
	.	The illuminated versal above the Table of Contents was created by Barbara Lynn Corbisier, known within the Society as Catherine Barbary. The image is used with the artist's permission, and is part of a King's Champion scroll, granted by King Jason in his second reign.
	.	The top, leftmost image displayed above is part of an original work created by Leslie Ann Miller, known within the Society as Mistress Gunhilda Amberstar. The image is used with the artist's permission, and is part of a Dutchy scroll for Jean Richard Malcomson. The entire image can be seen here in the artists' gallery.
	.	The top, middle image displayed above is part of an original work created by Paula Hanna, known within the Society as Baroness Oriana della Francesca. The image is used with the artist's permission, and is part of an antiphony. The entire image can be seen here in the artists' gallery.
	.	The top, rightmost image displayed above is part of an original work created by The Abbey, a group of artists from the Namron area, including: Mistress Alix, Honorable Lady Annais, and Honorable Lady Niccolea. The image is used with the permission of all of the artists, and is part of a Peerage scroll created for Sir Balvin Thorfinnson of Northkeep.

This site is currently being maintained by Lady Zubeydah Jamilla al-Badawiyya, Scribal Web Admin
Last page update: 02/02/07