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Rooms in your property can be taken back in time, recreated as a Medieval or Tudor physician or surgeon’s room, or as an armoury
. Alternatively the display can be set up out doors in an authentic tent. All presentations are performed in a
humorous manner to provide entertainment and education for the whole audience.
Please
note: unlike many re-enactors and historical interpreters, I do not regard this as a hobby. My presentations, be they
light-hearted or more serious, are all thoroughly researched to ensure your clients get access to the most accurate information
possible.
Physician or Surgeon’s Room::
The
Medieval Physician
Display of:
Diagnostic
Instruments (including Urine Flasks, or Jordans and an early computer for calculating
the position of the sun and moon)
- Facsimilie Books,
- Medical charts, (Zodiac Man, Wound Man, Phlebotomy Man,
Urine Chart)
-Live leeches
-Jars of Medicines
The physician will talk about the influence of the four humours upon health and well-being,;the use of astrology
and numerology in diagnosing illnesses and how products of the body were used to diagnose health and illness. Illnesses of
the period, including the Black Death and leprosy will be discussed. Treatments will also be explained including the use of herbs, food, resins and religion.
The Medieval Surgeon
Display of:
- One of the largest
displays of museum quality reproduction surgical instruments ranging from early
to late medieval periods. Including instruments for bloodletting; drawing of teeth and killing the tooth worm; trepanning;
cauterising; amputation; arrow removal and much more.
-Live leeches
- Facsimilie Surgical
Books
- Surgical Charts
(Zodiac Man; Wound Man and Phlebotomy Man )
-Jars of
Surgeon's Medicines
- Examples
of medieval battle wounds
The surgeon will explain how particular injuries
were diagnosed and how operations were performed, including blood letting; cauterising;
the drawing of teeth and treating the tooth-worm; amputation; trepanning and the treatment of battlefield injuries and the use of anaesthetics.
(Can be adapted for specific centuries,
for example: 12th, 13th, 14th or 15th Centuries)
The Tudor Physician
Display of:
Diagnostic Instruments
(including Urine Flasks, or Jordans and an early computer for calculating
the position of the sun and moon)
- Facsimilie Books,
- Medical charts, (Zodiac Man, Wound Man, Phlebotomy Man,
Urine Chart)
-Jars of Medicines
-Leeches
The physician will talk about the influence of the four humours upon health and well-being; the use of astrology and numerology in diagnosing illnesses and
how products of the body were used to diagnose illness. Illnesses of the period including the plague and the draded “English
Sweate” will be discussed. Treatments will also be explained including the use of herbs, food, resins and reproduction
Tudor medicines.
The Tudor
Surgeon or Barber Surgeon
Display of:
-One of
the largest displays of museum quality reproduction Surgical Instruments from
the Tudor period, including instruments for bloodletting; cauterising; drawing of teeth and killing the tooth worm; trepanning;
cauterising; amputation; arrow and musket ball removal among many others.
-Shaving Instruments (Shaving bowl, combs, scissors, razors)
-Diagnostic Instruments
-Facsimilie Surgical Books
--Surgical charts
, (Zodiac Man, Wound Man and Phlebotomy Man)
-Jars of Medicines
(including the same ointments as found on the Mary Rose)
-Leeches
- Examples of Battle wounds
The surgeon will explain how particular injuries were diagnosed
and how operations were performed, including removing teeth and amputation, trepanning and
the treatment of battlefield injuries and the use of anaesthetics. Many
reproductions from the Mary Rose are featured.
The Armoury
A display of museum quality reproductions Medieval Weapons
from early Medieval to Tudor including:
- Bows and arrows, (with over 60 hunting and war arrows from Early Medieval to the Tudor period)
- Crossbow and hunting and war quarrels
- Swords
- Pole-arms
-Maces
- Daggers
- Protective wear (Armour and helmets)
See how the weapons were used and the injuries they inflicted
All
displays and presentations can be tailored to your own requirements
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