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Kemps Nine Daies Wonder - http://www.uoregon.edu/~rbear/kemp.html
Historical account of Will Kemp's marathon jig from London to Norwich. |
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Jeff Bigler's list of morris sides' websites - http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/jcb/morris-teams.html
A list of morris and sword groups around the world, with information on the gender and style of dance as well as contact details. Note this site has not been updated for a couple of years, although much of the information is still current. |
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Icons of England - http://www.icons.org.uk/theicons/collection/morris-dancing
Morris dancing has been recognised by the British Government as an 'icon of England'. This site has a brief description of morris dancing and provides the opportunity to comment and vote on its iconic status. |
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The Morris Ring - http://www.themorrisring.org/
The national association of men's Morris and Sword Dance clubs. Details of membership, events and links to member sides. |
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Mainly Morris Dancing - http://www.mainlymorrisdancing.org.uk
A list of links to all known Morris sides and related websites. |
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Recently Traditional Fictional Morris - http://www.mit.edu/~jcb/AntiMorris/
Contact details, photographs and event list of this side from Boston, Massachusetts. Description of the 'Anti-Morris' based upon writings of Terry Pratchett. |
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Open Morris - http://www.open-morris.org/
One of the three umbrella organisations for morris sides. |
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Shave The Donkey - http://www.thedonkey.org/
The online newspaper for the Capering Classes. News about Morris and related folk activities. |
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Hastings Jack in the Green Festival - http://www.hastingsjack.co.uk/
Occurs every May over the Early May Bank Holiday weekend. Features Folk Music, Ceilidhs, Morris Dancers, Giants, and the Jack in the Green. |
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The Morris Federation - http://www.morrisfed.org/mf/home.html
One of the three umbrella organisations for morris sides in the UK. Site contains contact details, member directory and details of events organised by the federations. |
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BBC Online - Beyond the Broadcast - Making History - http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.e.price/howkins.htm
Factsheet from a BBC Radio broadcast by Alun Howkins on the origins of Morris Dance. |
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Rattlejag Morris - http://www.rattlejagmorris.org.uk/
History, contact details, photographs and event list of this mixed side from Retford, Nottinghamshire. |
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Roy Dommett's morris notes - http://www.opread.force9.co.uk/RoyDommet/
Notes on the numerous boolets, lectures and articles produced by Roy over the years on cotswold and border morris dancing. |
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Morris Dancing & May-day Games - http://chrisbrady.itgo.com/morris/morris.htm
Scanned pages from Walford's Antiquarian, 1886. |
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The Fabulous Fezheads - http://www.fezheads.net/
Contact details, photographs and amusing member biographies of this groups of 'Sand-Dancers from tropical Kent'. Site also contains details of their annual Fig and Date Fayre. |
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The Flag & Bone Gang - http://website.lineone.net/~teddodsworth/fandb/flagbone.htm
Description of this very modern side who have created a new style based on the so-called 'Forgotten Morris' From Yorkshire. |
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Morris Dancing Discussion List - http://web.syr.edu/~hytelnet/mddl/
Email group for all things related to morris dancing, mummers plays, and other traditional activities. Contains subscription instructions, FAQ, and links to the archives. |
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Rich Holmes's Morris Site - http://web.syr.edu/~rsholmes/morris/
Contains various articles on the subject including historical and literary references, including humorous fictional origin theories, a 'normal person's guide', and dance notes for a number of border dances. |
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The Morris Dancer's WebRing - http://www.webring.com/cgi-bin/webring?ring=morris
Navigate around a ring of member sites all on the subject of morris dancing. From here webmasters can also submit their sites for membership. |
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Origin of the Morris - http://www.mit.edu/~jcb/Red_Herring/origins/
Spoof morris origin theories. Each time you go to this page you get a different explanation/theory as to the origins of morris dancing. |