11th to 14th century Europe and Arabia

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(Unfortunately the texts on these pages are in Finnish only.)

Welcome to the English pages of the Elävä Keskiaika ry. The name of the society can be roughly translated as The Living Medieval Times. We are a re-enactment society which concentrates on the cultures of Europe and Arabia during the 11th - 14th century AD.

The English version of our site is updated rarely, partly because of our lack of resources. This is why the links in Events, and Library will take you to the Finnish pages instead. If You would like to have additional information of the events in our Calendar in English, please contact directly to Fremon

Currently our society is working for international events held at 'Lujakallio' (see below). As more information is available for our foreign guests, we'll add english information about possible events in our calendar.

Here is some additional information about our society in Finland.

While most of the articles and links on our library page are in Finnish, there are many english ones worth of checking out. Foreign (not finnish) links are marked with according language tag, ie. [en] marks for english etc.

Lujakallio is an area owned by our society (the name translates as "Firmcliff"). It is in Hattula in Häme. Lujakallio is 3,3 hectars area with large camping area and some buildings. We were able to start building at summer 2001, but because of lack of money the project is slower than some others. Check out photos of Lujakallio. Most texts are in Finnish. For further information about Lujakallio please contact Serafina

Here you can find the view of the world according to Celestinus. Though our society's interest is in actual history, not fantasy, the breadth of our period of interest necessitates some imaginary context for period events.

If you have anything to ask about the society, please contact  
Information available in Finnish, Swedish or English.

Any concerns about the english pages to

(updated october 2005)