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Viking age clothing - textile finds

General textile finds from Scandinavia during the Viking age.
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Hosen from Haithabu - Project Broad Axe - Studying the Life of Viking Age Europe
The Hedeby cap fragment. It was recovered from the upper layers in a well, has been reasonably identified as part of a cap. The preserved section measures 15cm x 32cms. The cap was probably in use for a long time, as the fragment is very worn on both sides.
Research paper Viking Women: Underdress By Hilde Thunem (hilde@thunem.priv.no) (Last updated March 10th 2014) Fragment of S31 showing the structured linen weave

Haithabu

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textile fragments (wool? diamond twill) from a grave find in Björkö, Sweden (Historiska museet, Sweden)
Wool textile fragments. Due to decomposition, textile fragments are rarely found. Grave find, Björkö, Adelsö, Uppland, Sweden. SHM 34000:Bj. 597. In the Historiska Museet, Stockholm.
Apron dress loops clearly visible inside the brooch

Birka

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The Textiles of the Oseberg Ship
watercolor of silk fragments from the Oseberg burial.
Oseberg tekstil Fotoportalen UNIMUS

Oseberg

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Detail of one of the cloak ties from the Mammen cloak. From I.A.A. Worsaae's "Om Mammen-Fundet", in Aarboger for Nordisk Oldkyndighed og Historie. 1869. Plate 6.
Detail of a Mammen textile & cuff "Om Mammen-Fundet" in Aarboger for Nordisk Oldkyndighed og Historie. 1869.
Detail of tablet-woven armband decoration from Mammen grave (National Museum of Denmark)

Mammen

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The parts of the shirt laid together in accordance with their relative positions; the position of the seams is shown with an unbroken line.
The preserved parts of the shirt.
The "Viborg" shirt, found during the excavations carried out in 1984/85 of the town of Viborg Søndersø, Denmark. Careful conservation revealed that this was a linen shirt, preserved largely intact due to favourable (anaerobic) conditions in the soil. This garment remains the only shirt from the Viking period found in Scandinavia or Europe in such good condition.

Viborg

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Pskov apron dress
Viking Age Clothing From Pskov
Nález ženského oděvu vikingské doby ze Pskova

Pskov

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Viking women: Clothing: Aprondress (smokkr)
Køstrup smokkr, details of pleating One end of the smokkr fragment had been pleated with tiny pleats, 2-3 mm deep and 3 mm wide. The pleated part is currently approximately 7.6 cm long. The longest pleat is torn 4.3 cm from the top of the smokkr, so we don't know whether the fabric only was pleated near the chest, or if the pleats ran further down. Photograph: Odense Bys Museer and Hilde Thunem. Article: By Hilde Thunem
Køstrup apron dress

Kostrup

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The Hedeby cap fragment. It was recovered from the upper layers in a well, has been reasonably identified as part of a cap. The preserved section measures 15cm x 32cms. The cap was probably in use for a long time, as the fragment is very worn on both sides. Norse Vikings, Viking Hat, Viking Shield, Medieval Hats, Medieval Period, Danish Vikings, Types Of Hats
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The Hedeby cap fragment. It was recovered from the upper layers in a well, has been reasonably identified as part of a cap. The preserved section measures 15cm x 32cms. The cap was probably in use for a long time, as the fragment is very worn on both sides.
Research paper Viking Women: Underdress By Hilde Thunem (hilde@thunem.priv.no) (Last updated March 10th 2014) Fragment of S31 showing the structured linen weave Viking Clothing, Historical Clothing, Historical Photos, Viking Life, Viking Woman, History Queen
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Research paper Viking Women: Underdress By Hilde Thunem (hilde@thunem.priv.no) (Last updated March 10th 2014) Fragment of S31 showing the structured linen weave
Fabric of the shirt fragments in close-up, Source: Inga Hägg, the textile finds from the port of Hedeby Clothing And Textile, Textiles, Viking Age, Sven, Inga, Scandinavia, Norse, Baltic, Tunics
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textile fragments (wool? diamond twill) from a grave find in Björkö, Sweden (Historiska museet, Sweden) Norse Clothing, Medieval Clothing, Vikings Time, Viking Apron Dress, Gifts For Photographers
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textile fragments (wool? diamond twill) from a grave find in Björkö, Sweden (Historiska museet, Sweden)
Wool textile fragments. Due to decomposition, textile fragments are rarely found. Grave find, Björkö, Adelsö, Uppland, Sweden. SHM 34000:Bj. 597. In the Historiska Museet, Stockholm. Norwegian Vikings, Early Middle Ages, Viking Style
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Wool textile fragments. Due to decomposition, textile fragments are rarely found. Grave find, Björkö, Adelsö, Uppland, Sweden. SHM 34000:Bj. 597. In the Historiska Museet, Stockholm.
Apron dress loops clearly visible inside the brooch Viking Costume, Norse Jewelry, Old Norse, Archaeological Finds
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Apron dress loops clearly visible inside the brooch
Loop fragments on tortoiseshell brooches in Grave B9060 at Hopperstad in Vik, Sogn og Fjordane Viking Camp, Turtle Brooch
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Loop fragments on tortoiseshell brooches in Grave B9060 at Hopperstad in Vik, Sogn og Fjordane
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Redrawing showing the fine tattersall plaid on a piece of linen found in Birka grave 27/1963. Tablet Weaving, Caulking, European Art
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Redrawing showing the fine tattersall plaid on a piece of linen found in Birka grave 27/1963.
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Køstrup smokkr, details of pleating One end of the smokkr fragment had been pleated with tiny pleats, 2-3 mm deep and 3 mm wide. The pleated part is currently approximately 7.6 cm long. The longest pleat is torn 4.3 cm from the top of the smokkr, so we don't know whether the fabric only was pleated near the chest, or if the pleats ran further down. Photograph: Odense Bys Museer and Hilde Thunem. Article: By Hilde Thunem
Viking women: Clothing: The Køstrup find
Køstrup smokkr, details of pleating One end of the smokkr fragment had been pleated with tiny pleats, 2-3 mm deep and 3 mm wide. The pleated part is currently approximately 7.6 cm long. The longest pleat is torn 4.3 cm from the top of the smokkr, so we don't know whether the fabric only was pleated near the chest, or if the pleats ran further down. Photograph: Odense Bys Museer and Hilde Thunem. Article: By Hilde Thunem