In the past, we have done reconstructions of the early Italian dance Verceppe. We have also looked into early Burgundian Basse Dance (where early is defined as late 15th century).

Our current projects involve mostly trying to go through all of the dances in the Ebreo/Domenico/Cornazano/... repertoire, and reconstructing them all.

I will eventually be trying to get everything we have done up here and viewable, but I suspect I will be a long time catching up. Nevertheless, here is what I have put up here so far:

• From our meeting of Teusday, March 12, 1996: an attempt to reconstruct Leoncello Novo, from Domenico and Cornazano. Note that this reconstruction is entered using tables. If you can't view them, don't bother, for the moment (though please send me mail to the effect that you would like to. I will spend more time getting it up there in a plain format if I have more requests). I just had a hard time figuring out how to enter our reconstructions without something of the sort.
• From our meetings of Thursday, October 8, 1998, Thursday, October 22, 1998, and Thursday, November 12, 1998: an attempt to reconstruct the basse dance Daphnes. Same note as for Leoncello regarding format. Also available is a translation of all available sources of the dance.

• The Brussels Manuscript
• Heck, I got that from Joseph Cassaza's source page. There is so much there, perhaps you should just look at the whole thing.
• RenDance home page
• The Rendance Bibliography is now in a web-accessible format. Feel free to reference it all you want. There are instructions as to how (if you don't like just looking at the code) within.