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<p>word choice, linked to &#039;period&#039;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The SCA time [[period]] is pre-1600 Europe. Any time or place outside of that definition is referred to as being out-of-period.<br /> <br /> While the official SCA cutoff date has been 1600 for some time, some push this date out to 1650. The later date developed from the practice in the [[Arts and sciences]] of accepting evidence from this later period for research when no pre-1600 source was found on the assumption that it was plausable to be similar to items of the imediately preceding period. Of note, many of the popular [[English Country Dance]]s done in the society come from a 1650s manuscript (which is the earliest known English Country dance manual). As one notable [[Duke]] put it &quot;The speed limit is 1600, but people drive 1650.&quot;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Terms]]</div>

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