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Wool twill and brocaded, patterned tablet weaving from the grave of the Chieftain from Evebø/Eide, Nordfjord, Norway. ca. 475 CE. Museum : Universitetsmuseet i Bergen. MuseumNo : B4590.
Dyed clothes came into fashion in early Iron Age
Högom
Textile from mound 2 at Högom.
(not actually viking but ...) (originally posted by 'Austr Gestr' on Facebook) Back side of the tunic from the Bernuthsfeld man. The tunic consists of 45 pieces of cloth from 20 different textiles in 9 different weaving patterns from Hogehahn bog,Tannenhausen, Germany. Dated 680-775
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viking embroidery from the oseberg ship | Flickr - Photo Sharing! (I think this is tapestry, not embroidery...)