Ports O' Call On The Internet

Swashbucklin' Links from "No Quarter Given"

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Arrgh - 'n sailing the Cyberseas, are ya? Well, here's other safe ports and havens you might like ta visit. If'n you know of a site that should be listed here, or if you find any links that send ya astray, please let us know. Come back to this harbour often - we'll be updating this section frequently.

The information is divided into the following categories:

Buccaneers and Pirates of Old

Piracy in general

Privateering and Letters of Marque
(of course, many of the sites above deal with privateers - these are sites that specially focus on privateers)

Individual Pirates
(grouped roughly in alphabetical order by the name of the pirate or his/her nickname)

Pirate Study Lessons for Younguns and not-so-Younguns

Smuggling

Modern Piracy (yes - they are not pirates of the Golden Age, but they are real!)

 

Piracy in Other Languages
(some sites can be translated roughly using the Alta Vistas Babel Fish Translation Site, or other translation software)

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Salamagundi - Other Pirate Sites

These are sites that are not historical, piratical fact. There are about how piracy has been used and interpreted in many ways. Some are ficticious, . . . often fun and silly as well.

Books, Plays, & Poems (Literary & Cultured Piracy)

Pirate Movies

Pirate Museums, Groups, Festivals and Shows
(looking to join up with a crew, visit our Crews to sign on with  page)

Musical Pirates, and Salty Songs with a Roguish Touch
( more on musical pirate groups and recordings - Music to Maraud By)

Swashbuckling Artists, and Illustrated Pirate Tales

Games, Puzzles, Jokes and Frivolous Activities

Buccaneerin' Foods and Drinks

Excursions and Travel

Misc. Piratical Endeavours

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Nautical Sites and Maritime Museums

These are general nautical sites. See next category for individual ships..

General Maritime Sites

Celebrating Voyages of Old

Maritime Museums

 

Maritime Re-enactment Groups

Sea Songs & Shantys

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Tall Ship Sites

Many of these tall ships are replicas, as most of the originals have not survived the trials of time. Still they help re-create the nautical experience of buccaneers.  We recommend you visit these ships when you have a chance to do so.  More about tall ships No Quarter Given has been associated with.

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Living History

The buccaneers and sea dogs did not live in a vacuum. To understand their world, and to better re-create a pirate portrayal, you need to understand all aspects of life in the period you wish to relive. Sites devoted to preserving history, or re-creating an historical environment:

Historical Locations & Websites

Living History Groups, Re-enactment Websites, Events & Periodicals

Staged Combat and Historical Fighting Styles

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Costuming & Outfitting for Pirates

If you want to play pirate, you'll need a swashbuckling outfit. These sites might help you decide what is the proper loo, and some give advice on construction of such.. Also, peruse our listing of Merchants and Smugglers for sources to acquire costumes, supplies and props:

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Miscellaneous Interesting Sites

Treasure & Shipwreck Sites

Mermaids & Mythic Sea Lore

Antique Maps

Other sites

 

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