# pastonproject.com ## Pages - [Our Portrayals](https://pastonproject.com/our-portrayals/): Our Portrayals Portrayal Levels: We will aim to portray 4 levels of English society in our portrayals. The unit standards are written with these different social stations in mind. Keep in mind that social station will differ not just between families but within them: John II Paston was a titled knight, while his brother was not (as of 1469-1475). Similarly elder sons or well-married daughters of some families may be ‘gentleman’ and ‘gentlewomen’ while their younger and less advantageously wed siblings might be Yeoman. The portrayal levels of different members will be agreed upon by group consensus. Upper Gentry/Knightly Class […] - [The Paston Project](https://pastonproject.com/): The mission of the Paston Project is to recreate the daily lived experiences of the Paston family and their world during the period of the Wars of the Roses (1455-87). Through interpretation and experimental archaeology, we aim to better understand the everyday tasks, roles, and responsibilities of late medieval English men and women while sharing our findings with the public. Established in the summer of 2020, the Paston Project was started by a group of living historians with an interest in 15th century English history. The group expressed interest in recreating a family that had left behind sufficient primary source […] - [The Paston Family History](https://pastonproject.com/the-paston-family-history/): With over one thousand surviving letters, the Paston family is one of the best-known from late-medieval England. A genteel family from Norfolk, England, they participated in what would later be called the Wars of the Roses, but they also became embroiled in local politics, especially related to their family’s questionable ancestry. It’s this latter conflict that defines the family history and, in particular, the events surrounding the family during the fifteenth century. Their story began, however, with a plowman from East Anglia named Clement Paston. Not much is known about Clement Paston, and even what survives is dubious. It seems […] - [Documents](https://pastonproject.com/documents/): Clothing Standard - [Gallery](https://pastonproject.com/biography/): Gallery Henricus Spring of 2024 [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)