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Re: kilts - Universitie
Poster: EoganOg@aol.com
In a message dated 2/23/99 5:08:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,
elfgoode@netunlimited.net writes:
> AND, Eogan is teaching a couple of classes on late-period Scots at
> Universitie this coming weekend if anyone is interested!
> (And it doesn't hurt that he models his kilts so fabulously..."
Thanks for the plug, Elf (and the compliment) ;-)
I will indeed be teaching two classes at University this weekend, one in 16th
century Scots Highland garb (yes, including the feilidh-mhor) and another
roundtable on Scottish personas. Anyone interested is welcome to attend.
Just as a side note to the gentle who thought filidh-beag translated into "not
enough material for a real kilt": the average feilidh-mhor--4 yards of double
width material. The average filidh-beag--8 yards of singlw width material.
Of course this is for modern kilts. The true feilidh-beags as worn in the
17th and 18th centuries only had 4 or 5 yards of single width material--and
yes, they were often worn when there was "not enough material" for a feilidh-
mhor.
Aye,
Eogan Og, Professional Scot ;-)
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