Kiruvere Muinaslaager (10. – 11. July 2010)
Kiruvere Muinaslaager is a gathering of re-enactors and enthusiasts of Iron Age, whose goal is to reconstruct the specific historical period of Estonia and its surrounding areas. In their goal the re-enactors and enthusiasts are relying upon the studies of archaeologists and historians.
The historical period of Kiruvere Muinaslaager is set between the 9th and 12th century AD (roughly the years 850-1150 AD) and geographically centred on Estonia. All the clothing (including head- and footwear), jewellery, accessories, personal items (for example tableware, headscarves) as well as merchandise, tools, weapons and armour of the participants must meet the historical period. All participants will have to pass mandatory authenticity check on arrival. The use and wear of items not compliant with the regulations is forbidden during the opening hours of Muinaslaager (11.30-20.00).

Place and date
Kiruvere Muinaslaager is situated in Estonia, Harjumaa, in the parish of Kõue near the lake of Kiruvere and Paunküla water reservoir (SEE THE MAP).
Muinaslaager will take place on the 10th and 11th of July 2010, with opening hours 11.30-20.00. Prior to the event there will be a preparations team on the site consisting of organizers and volunteers. The recommended arrival for all participants is the afternoon of the 9th of July or at the latest the morning of the 10th before 10 o’clock.
NB! Previous registration is mandatory for all the participants. The registration will end on the 20th of June 2010. All the participants who have not registered themselves by that date will be treated as members of the audience, they cannot be in the area of the event after the opening hours and take part of the activities for participants in Muinaslaager.

Organizers
All the activities in Kiruvere Muinaslaager will be coordinated and managed by the members of the organizing committee. These organizers will be introduced to all participants in the beginning of Muinaslaager and during the event will be recognizable by a special designator (a special type of belt).
All organizers are responsible for management for the duration of Muinaslaager. The organizers have the right to appoint themselves as well as other participants to organize and direct specific activities. When concerning the specific activity, the appointed participants are equal to organizers and their directives are compulsory for all the other participants engaged in this activity.

• The members of the organizing committee will previously register all the participants of Muinaslaager, will handle the authenticity check of the participants on the site and distribute the participant markers and food stamps. The organizing committee retains the right to choose the participants of Muinaslaager;
• If the rules and regulations of Muinaslaager have been violated by participants, the organizers have the right to remove these persons from Muinaslaager even though they have already registered and have received their participant marker;
• The directives and orders of the organizers are mandatory for all the participants;
• The organizers are not responsible for the actions of the participants;