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Marie Norling
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Viking Pottery
Easy Butter Chicken Recipe
Chicken Recipe Healthy
Dinner Recipes Ideas
Easy Butter Chicken
Old Pots
Recipe Healthy Dinner
Chicken Recipes Easy
Viking House
JORVIK Viking Centre - a must see attraction in York
Cooking pots from Jorvik Viking Centre
a black and white drawing of a man's head
Sutton Hoo
Viking Dress
Viking Culture
Viking History
Norse Vikings
Silk Accessories
Viking Age
Iron Age
Anglo Saxon
Current techniques of ancient textile analysis: a critical review
Image of the unconserved Silk Cap from Coppergate in: Current techniques of ancient textile analysis: a critical review - Durham e-Theses - Includes great details about the textiles from Jorvik, England
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Viking Textiles
Viking Clothes
Norse Clothing
Norse People
Sca Garb
Viking Garb
Viking Reenactment
Viking Life
Silk Viking cap-Yorkshire museum
Silk Viking cap-Yorkshire museum. Back view.
a piece of wood that is on top of a head
Viking Crafts
Viking Museum
Costume Viking
Medieval Garb
JORVIK Viking Centre - a must see attraction in York
10th century silk cap, the Jorvik Hood, Coppergate, York.
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Hiberno Norse
Medieval Footwear
Homemade Shoes
Medieval Shoes
Viking Jewellery
Viking Shoes
Historical Shoes
Designing Home
Tour Jorvik, York, England
Tour Jorvik, York, England | Scottish Tour Guide's Blog
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Scandinavian Shoes
Iron Age Shoes
Sca Viking Shoes
Viking Encampment
Anglo Saxon Helmet
Viking Reenactment Camp
Historically Accurate Viking Clothing
Extant details - Acessories, Anglo-Scandinavian Shoe
Anglo-Scandinavian Shoe, Coppergate excavation, 10th century, York, Jorvik Viking Centre
an old pair of slippers on a white surface
Woolen Socks
Viking Men
Viking Clothing
Medieval Life
Heritage Crafts
Modern Knitting
Tablet Weaving
Extant details - Acessories, Coppergate sock
Coppergate sock created by nalbinding technique in 10th century, York, Jorvik Viking centre
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Needle Binding
Clothing in the Viking Age
"Norse socks were not knitted, which apparently was unknown to the Norse. Instead, they were made using an ancient technique called nálbinding (needle-binding). Using a single large, thick needle, it was a method of knotting the yarn. Although time consuming, this approach resulted in a nearly indestructible garment. If the thread were to break or wear out, the garment would still be intact, since the thread was everywhere knotted to neighboring threads." This sock found in York.