15th Century

The militia of Amiens during the reign of Jean sans Peur (1404-1419 )

Reconstructs how an Italian mercenary group of soldiers used to live in the Romagna area between 1475 and 1495.

Italian reenactmen t group focused on the Middle Ages in Campania, including the era of the Norman Conquest, the reign of Frederick II, and the end of the 15th century.

A Breton encampment during the reign of Duke François II.

Late 15th century mounted soldiery.

A pair of re-enactors who re-create various items and lifestyles of c. 1250, c. 1350, and c. 1475.

Life in Hamburg between 1375 and 1425.

Reenacts scenarios and the life of a medieval military camp. We have chosen to limit ourselves to the years 1364-1412.

Medieval life and culture in Tyrol around 1400.

Reconstructing and representing Tyrol, especially the life of the nobleman Ulrich von Starkenberg who died in 1436.

The House of Bayard is a 15th century medieval re-enactment and living history society.

Military life and artillery from 1450 to 1525.

Re-enactment of daily life in the late 15th century mainstream Europe.

Everyday life of soldiers in the service of Rene II, duke of Lorraine.

Medieval life and its culture of property, mainly in the old Tyrolean area of the late 14th and beginning 15th century.

A Portuguese living history group covering the 10th-15th centuries.

We primarily portray Scottish life during the late fifteenth century, but we also re-enact the period of William Wallace and Robert the Bruce (1297-1329 ) and that of the Jacobite era of 1745-1746.

Soper Lane is a group of women who have studied the working lives of 15th century silkwomen. Their website has examples of their work in textiles and ''narrow wares.''

A small late medieval 15th century military company of castle garrison with its attendant craftsmen and their families.

A medieval re-enactment society portraying Brothers, Sergeants and Lay Brethren of a minor (fictional) military order, during the period 1346 to 1485.