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Known World Heraldic and Scribal SymposiumThe Known World Heraldic and Scribal Symposium (KWHSS) is an annual interkingdom SCA event for the purpose of promoting heraldic and scribal education and research in the SCA. This year's KWHSS will be held on June 23-25, 2023, hosted by the Barony of Caer Anterth Mawr in the Kingdom of Northshield, on the Marquette University Campus in Milwaukee, WI. Pre-registration is open, and will close on June 9th. Class and Proceedings proposals are open, and will close on May 19th. Please see the event website for more information. Recent years have also seen us holding a Virtual Known World symposium in January. Stay tuned for information about our next January 2024 event! There is a questions and answers webpage which provides additional information about KWHSS. For those who wish to bid on and hold a KWHSS, there is another web page which gives tips and information on doing so, and yet another web page which gives historical information on gate fees, attendance, etc. Each year, a Proceedings is published, containing articles on diverse subjects related to SCA Heraldic and Scribal Arts. KWHSS Online Proceedings
KWHSS Proceedings IndexDavid Appleton (Da'ud ibn Auda) has produced an index to all the Symposium Proceedings through 2012. It is presented here as a set of four documents: |
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