This video features blacksmiths Paul Stoddart (Kingdom Forge) and Daniel Goodwin (Firehound Forge) demonstrating traditional blacksmithing skills at the Royal Armouries. They are shown crafting a unique replica medieval arming sword for the museum as part of the "Dangerous Arts" summer event. The description also links to a blog interview with the blacksmiths.
This video showcases the traditional blacksmithing skills of Kingdom Forge as they create a 15th-century arming sword replica for the Royal Armouries. The blacksmiths demonstrate their craft as part of the museum's "Dangerous Arts" summer event, offering insights into historical sword-making techniques for a unique museum piece.
This video highlights the "Dangerous Arts" event at the Royal Armouries in Leeds, focusing on historical crafts. It specifically introduces Adam McSkelly, the museum's Leather Worker, who will be conducting workshops on making leather goods, armor, swords, and costumes. The event aims to bring history to life for visitors by showcasing the skills of specialist craftspeople. Information about summer events and workshops is available on the museum's website.
This video explores the intricate process of forging a blade, specifically focusing on the creation of a katana. It offers a glimpse into the traditional craftsmanship involved in producing such edged weapons. The Royal Armouries, the UK's national collection of arms and armour, presents this behind-the-scenes look, inviting viewer questions about their extensive collection and the history of arms and armour. The content is educational and showcases the artistry behind historical weaponry.
This video clip from the Royal Armouries series "Arms in Action" explores historical martial practices and weaponry. It features "Masters of Defence," detailing the history and use of civilian European swords from 1500-1800 for social status and combat, including duels and fencing. "How a Man Shall be Armed" demonstrates the donning of Elizabethan-era full armor, emphasizing its protective design and freedom of movement, filmed at Bodiam Castle. "Bamboo and Steel" delves into the significance of the Japanese samurai's bow (bamboo) and sword (steel), highlighting their cultural importance and showing their modern relevance through kendo and yabusame horse archery at Nikko Toshogu Shrine. The segment also includes footage of traditional Japanese sword making.
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