By Antiquity Times Reporter Persi I was fortunate to meet with Prince Tocho and Duchess Lysmina to discuss the future of the Ministry of Labor office and school. Prince Greymoon was unable to attend but has contributed his thoughts to me before publication. Antiquity encompasses many professions, estates, manors, villages, and oceans all of which … Continue reading Ministry of Labor – Education, Employment and Training
By Antiquity Times Reporter Elena I am honored to offer our readers an interview with Prince Tocho Cortes. I am sure you will find it very interesting to know about his life in Antiquity Britannica. Elena: How is your day routine at Antiquity?Tocho: Much of my day is spent managing the business of the House … Continue reading Interview with Prince Tocho Cortes
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike For Antiquity Times I had the pleasure to take a closer talk with Liz Wilner. It was about her engagement as co-captain in the team of “Aether Chrononauts Tiny Steps” (ACTS), a team in the Relay for Life (RFL) campaign, in which we at Antiquity are actor and supporter together … Continue reading Interview with Liz Wilner
By Antiquity Times Reporter Persi The populace of Antiquity lined the street in Bath to rejoice during the promenade of the new inductees into the new Chivalric Order of Antiquity. This being the first such event of it’s kind in all of Antiquity’s history, it was a glorious affair. After a few words from his … Continue reading Chivalry Order Induction
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike Well, after a week of investigation, I feel close to reveal these nearly certain results: The mysterious visit, which was reported anonimously on April 17 with the hugging of the blond woman at the market well in Bath seems to have the same origin, as what was observed by our … Continue reading Bond with a message
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike Exhausted me – I had forgotten, how hard reading and researching could be. I even asked my publisher and employer for a vacation, but got a ‘No’ for now – maybe later he said. ‘Now you will finish this story for publishing’. My eyes were more rolling than focussed, so, … Continue reading Discovering the message
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike While I had to spend more efforts to research on, what the core of this ‘Relay for Life’ issue was, I once again went back to the place at Bath opposite to the bank and with William the Fisherman to the side, to have a look at the signs we … Continue reading Messenger from another time
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike As we all know, habits and life styles from the United States of America, founded by the Declaration of Independence, adopted on July 4, 1776, have always been ahead of, what we went through in Europe. Let’s say, we learned from the other. Gambling Saloons, and what we later called … Continue reading Gambling in the Victorian time
By Antiquity Times Reporter Mike At the Corner of Kingston Parade and York Street I saw a suprising spot. Just there, where formerly portraits of our dear citizens in their 18th century clothes were seen, we now have a silhouette of a modern man in a black smoking exposed. Originating in the 1850s in The … Continue reading Visit from another time
Notice to the newspaper Last night…I had to quickly grab something from the market when I noticed light footsteps near me. I stood in the shadow of a market stall and wasn’t noticed, but I was curious who it was and observed a slim figure in a hooded robe.She paused and looked around searchingly. The … Continue reading Strange Encounter – April 17, 2024
Mr. Ennios Vargos, assistant to Tiamat, Princess Windstorm von Hirvi, has been attacked and left bleeding almost to his death, wearing nothing but his drawers, in the coffee-drying shed on the western shore of the normally peaceful island of MarieGalante. Mr. Vargos, a scholar of great repute in natural philosophy circles, was found unconscious by … Continue reading Dastardly Attack on MarieGalante Scholar! Bluesteel on the Lam!
The Chefs and Brewers Guild met on Saturday and Sunday respectively at the Guild House in Terra Mija, Antiquity Yucatan. Minutes are provided in both English and German below. Credit is due Ennios Vargos for photography. Minutes of the Chefs Guild Meeting, January 15, 2022 Present:Lady Bonny Enchantment, Lady Bella Fang, Mr. Ennios Vargos, Dr. … Continue reading Guild Meetings Report, Jan. 15-16, 2022
From Prince Jacon Cortes de Bexar Regarding Supplies for Buckingham Palace Christmas Celebrations On behalf of His Royal Highness George, the Prince Regent Greetings, TCS Producers: To everyone that produces drinks, food, tobacco, craft floral vases, Buckingham will be looking to purchase items for the upcoming holiday events. If you have something to sell, contact … Continue reading Court Notice, 31st October, 1821
Following are the slightly condensed and reorganized minutes of the Antiquity Guildmasters planning meeting held at the Chefs Guildhouse in Antiquity Yucatan. Key decisions were made about pricing in the Trade and Combat System (TCS), guild leadership, communication and training regarding the TCS, and transportation. MEETING CONVENED, 10:06 AM SLT REPRESENTATION AT THE MEETING Present: … Continue reading Guildmasters Meeting Minutes, Oct. 30, 2021
Greetings Prince George and the royal family will travel to Bath for a weekend vacation. All are welcome to come. A special ball will take place in the Pump Room on Sunday. Don Horus has a special surprise. A new composition. History: Bath, has for centuries been a place people traveled to and visited. The … Continue reading Weekend Vacation in Antiquity Bath
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