Adeline de Montfort's Bestiary in Latin, English C.1290, based on Aberdeen and Bodley 764.

Angus Macdougall from Mordenvale shows his 1st centrury Roman neclace - his first go at a new craft.

Antoinette Travallie with 12thC Syrian underglaze plates.

Bess of Buckland with her underwear model.

Bran from St Florians with celtic designs.

Catalina de Gata from Aneala with a 16thC swete bag she is making.

Christine Bess Puvaint with her 1595 doublet, jerkin and hose, based off a portrait of George Silver.

Elena le Breuster from Innilgard gave tastings of bachet, quina wine, metheglin with various fruits, and honey rosat liqueur.

Elizabet Hunter with her research and planning for making a period silk banner, part of her work as a Queen's Artisan.

Helouys le Poer with her caligraphy on the topic of lemons.

Iseabail with white meathe, stawberry wine (brewed in a linnen bag) , bouchet (using caramelised honey), lemmon mead (with herbs) and a small currants wine.

Jon Dai of the Lane with Asian bonsai.

Karl von Ander's engraving, chasing and repousse.

Katherine Alicia of Sarum with her book of 1100 to 1400 French illumination work.

Kit Hackforth with the blades he has made.

Kitan von Falkenburg with repousse and chaced armour .

Leoba of Lecelad with Anglosaxon clothing based on Grave 77 of Butler's Field in Gloucestershire.

Lilya with a 14-15th century Persian pirahan.

Miriam bat Shimean with Mumluk embroidered sleeve and handkerchief and unfinished head scarf based on Egyptian museum pieces.

Paul de la Ville with musical instruments he has made, including a shawm.

Rose Pennynton of Abertridwr had this couched panel of Italian dress on display.

Ruric with his mash brewing over a fire.

Seamus O'Seamuis from Aneala with a jacket.