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Kids make a coat of arms (shield) - Free Software. Learn about knights, knighthood, medieval life, chivalry, heraldry and the Middle Ages. Now online - no downloading or installation - PC or Mac |
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Shields, Knights and HeraldryFree software for students to make their own shields (coats of arms). Learn about the Middle Ages, feudalism, knights and chivalry while making a coat of arms.Shields, Knights and Heraldry is free software for kids to make their own shields (coats of arms). The associated page on making an authentic medieval shield discusses the origins and functions of coats of arms, and their relationship to the culture of the Middle Ages. The software includes dozens of traditional medieval designs to use on shields and the rules of heraldry and emblazonry. Fun, educational hands-on learning.
Make your own Coat of Arms online, no downloading, no installation, PC or Mac:
Shields, Knights and Heraldry Online We have an information page on Making an Authentic Medieval Shield: Go to Make an Authentic Medieval Shield Page The basics of blazonry; pictures of shields and how they are properly described: Read Roger the Herald's Notes on Blazonry for Beginners
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You can still download the original version of Shields, Knights and Heraldry free educational software:Shields, Knights and Heraldry download requires PC running Windows Vista, XP, 3.1, 95 or 98 and a printer. Vista or XP will need a computer administrator user account. A limited user account cannot install software.Free! Download Shields, Knights and Heraldry (285k) Or go to the Directions for Downloading, Installing and Running Shields, Knights and Heraldry and download from there: |
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