Lady Laelia Sulpiciana
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 Arts/Sciences Clothing - Imperial Rome Recognized December 15, 2007 (AS 42) By Logan V and Rowan I King and Queen of Atlantia |
 Or, a pomegranate slipped and leaved within an orle gules. |
Name registered with the College of Arms in March 2018
Device registered with the College of Arms in March 2018
| Award Date | Kingdom | Branch | Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12/15/2007 | Atlantia | Companion of the Pearl | |
| 8/18/2005 | Atlantia | Award of Arms | |
| 3/3/2007 | Atlantia | Companion of the Coral Branch | |
| 2/18/2006 | Atlantia | Ponte Alto | Onore del Ponte d'Oro |
There are 4 awards.
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Home Branch: Barony of Ponte Alto, Atlantia
Other Information:
Following is an overview of my areas of focus, current as of November 2019:
* PAX ROMANA - My primary area of interest is Imperial Roman clothing, accessories, and culture in the first two centuries CE in the city of Rome and neighboring areas (e.g., Pompeii, Ostia, Hernaculeum). I pursue "side streets" from my Italic penninsula focus when something catches my eye; e.g., Romano-British sling shot has me wondering about metallurgy.
* MIGRATION AGE GOTLAND - The island of Gotland in the Vendel and Viking Ages is drawing my attention: the island's unique material culture (and wealth!) are fascinating, and I am iteratively working on a set of women's pectoral beads (i.e., brooch beads). Basic clothing research, naturally, has accompanied my beads project as I want to wear them :-) but my primary skills development has been around researching and interpreting grave finds and jewelry (re)construction.
* PEER - My Laurel & Pelican Mistress Genvieve d'Acquitaine is happy to connect me with anyone who would like to explore other topics I have sources for, have researched and/or developed: Anatolian and Osmanli cultures; Migration era Rus men's clothing, Republican Rome, Middle and Late Roman Empire, Imperial Roman colonies (especially Germania and Britannia), tapestry weaving, textile braiding, Swedish archaeology, van der Weyden, and mosaics.
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Alternate Names: Iohanna filia Iacobi (1/06), Siobhan of Ponte Alto, Laelia
Contact Information:
Lady Laelia Sulpiciana (Laura Storey)
(703) 634-9639 (Mobile)
lestorey AT gmail.com
