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• Morris teams in United Kingdom

  (grouped by country, county (in England), and city/town/village/region) Note: Carnival ("Nobby") morris sides are listed elsewhere.

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Morris_teams_in_United_Kingdom

• Terry Pratchett and the morris

  Terry Pratchett is an English author, mainly of humorous fantasy novels; his most popular books are the Discworld series, taking place on a flat world that rides on the backs of four elephants that stand

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Terry_Pratchett_and_the_morris

• Pre-1980s morris in North America

  It's a well known bit of folklore that the earliest recorded attempt to bring morris dancing to America occurred in 1583 (ironically the same year that gave us Stubbes's well-known anti-morris

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Pre-1980s_morris_in_North_America

• Other morris-related sites

  ----- A -----[] The Alternative Morris Dancer's Almanac Includes Teams in and around Wales American Morris Newsletter Online revival of the newsletter of North American morris and sword dancing. Email Andrew Bullen The Ancient Art

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Other_morris-related_sites

• Morris teams in United States

  (grouped by state and city) For selected San Franciso area teams including Berkeley Morris, Deer Creek Morris Men, FFL Morris, Goat Hill Morris, Mad Molly, Norton's Guard Longsword, Ring of Cold Steel Longsword

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Morris_teams_in_United_States

• Shakespeare and morris dancing

  Shakespeare's references to morris dancing include: Act III scene i: Richard Duke of York describes Jack Cade:

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Shakespeare_and_morris_dancing

• Carnival morris teams

  (grouped by country, county (in England), and city/town/village/region) (web site)

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Carnival_morris_teams

• Chronology of Lass of Richmond Hill

  Simplified family tree, derived from information summarized more fully below. Question marks indicate speculative links. Hammersmith (Longborough)|+--------------?-------------+--------------?------------?-------------- [cont'd below]||||| White Knights East Suffolk Great Western Broadwood Greenwich (UK) (Bledington) (Fieldtown) (Fieldtown) (Fieldtown) (Fieldtown)|||||| Black

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Chronology_of_Lass_of_Richmond_Hill

• Historical morris teams in United States

  (grouped by state and city) These are sides that no longer exist. For extant sides see Morris teams directory.

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Historical_morris_teams_in_United_States

• Historical morris teams in United Kingdom

  (grouped by country, county (in England), and city/town/village/region). These are sides that no longer exist. For extant sides see Morris teams directory.

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Historical_morris_teams_in_United_Kingdom

• Cervantes and morris dancing

  Not only did Shakespeare mention morris dancing, but his Spanish contemporary did too. Sort of.

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Cervantes_and_morris_dancing

• Perth Morris Men

  --StevenCMansfield 12:52, 27 June 2009 (UTC) Inroduction

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Perth_Morris_Men

• Ilmington

  Some resources relating to the Ilmington tradition: "Ilmington Morris Dancers, circa 1908. Left to right Henry Bennett, Robey Rouse, John Cook, Joseph Aston (fool), Josh or Joseph Terry (hobby horse), John Terry, Thomas Newman, David

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Ilmington

• AngleTwitch Morris

  AngleTwitch Morris are a mixed Morris side based in North Devon in the UK. We base our dances loosely on those of the Border style but are willing to have a try at Cotswold or

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/AngleTwitch_Morris

• Lass of Richmond Hill

  One of the most widely disseminated and greatly varied of the recently-made morris dances is "Lass of Richmond Hill". Its origin and subsequent history are not as well known as they could be, and

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Lass_of_Richmond_Hill

• Mythago

  == Street theatre or Morris with attitude?==

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Mythago

• Bassett Street Hounds

  The Bassett Street Hounds were established as a men's Cotswold side in 1985 and danced, over the next 10 years, dances from the traditional English sides of Adderbury, Bampton, Headington, and Oddington. The Hounds

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Bassett_Street_Hounds

• Malmesbury Morris

  Malmesbury Morris are a Morris Dancing side based in the town of Malmesbury, Wiltshire. They draw their membership from the town itself, and from many of the surrounding towns and villages in Wiltshire and Gloucestershire

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Malmesbury_Morris

• Mumming teams

  (grouped by country, county (in England) or state (in United States and Australia) or province (in Canada), and city/town/village/region) Yateley Mummers

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Mumming_teams

• Morris Dancing Wiki

  Welcome to the Morris Dancing Wiki! This is a user-editable resource for all things related to morris dancing. Look around, read and learn, create an account (if you like; it's not necessary), and

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Morris_Dancing_Wiki

• Morris teams in Australia

  (grouped by state and city) Canberra[] Brindabella Clog Morris (web site), Surly Griffin Morris (facebook)

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Morris_teams_in_Australia

• Morris teams in Canada

  (grouped by province and city) Edmonton[] Edmonton Magpie Morris Dancers (facebook)

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Morris_teams_in_Canada

• Historical morris teams in Australia

  (grouped by state) Canberra[] Canberra Morris Men (web site), Molonglo Mayhem Border Morris (web site)

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Historical_morris_teams_in_Australia

• Morris teams elsewhere

  (grouped by country and city) [See also Morris Dancing in Holland.]

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Morris_teams_elsewhere

• Salt Springs Morris

  Salt Springs Morris was a mixed Cotswold(ish) side. They danced Wheatley during their brief 1996 incarnation and their own Saltington style in 1999-2001.

  https://morrisdancing.fandom.com/wiki/Salt_Springs_Morris