From Wool to Clothing: Commercial Circulation in Bronze Age Europe
Northern Europe is fortunate to possess a number of well conserved textile items from the Bronze Age, which date especially from the Middle Bronze Age (1500-1200 BCE), and come from the over 43,000 tumulus graves in Denmark, Northern Germany, and the Netherlands.
What did they wear? - National Museum of Denmark
The Danish Prehistory exhibition in the National Museum of Denmark contains a fantastic collection of clothing from the Bronze and Early Iron Ages that show us how our ancestors dressed.
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Iconographical and archaeological evidence shows that Bronze Age Europe was not only a dressed world, but also one that was open to innovation as far as fibres and textile technology are concerned.
What did Bronze Age People Wear? - Clothing & Shoes
In Europe, most clothing was wool with a simple weave. For the first time, people advanced from using just animal hides to cover themselves. We also see the first use of textile production in...
Bronze Age Fashion – The “Egtved Girl” Showed Remarkably …
2018年8月26日 · Do you have any idea who was one of the most fashionable figures of Bronze-Age Europe? Hint: She was buried in Denmark, but could have been born in Germany. Another hint? In popular culture, her outfit has been recreated and reproduced over and over. The answer? The Egtved Girl, who was only around 17 years old when she died.
Textile production – a driving force in Bronze Age Europe
Wool, yarn and finished textiles were an important part of the economy and trade networks during the Bronze Age. This is shown in a book that is the first to focus on textile production in Bronze Age Europe. Early Bronze Age clothing and grave goods from the …
Visions of Dress. Recreating Bronze Age Clothing from the …
A series of different sources underpin suggestions of what her dress might have looked like: placement patterns of jewelry in Bronze Age graves from Central Europe; Bronze Age iconography; textures of Bronze Age textiles, including a group of completely preserved garments from Denmark; and tailoring principles.
Bronze Age Costumes in North and Middle Europe - Academia.edu
Based on use wear studies of bronze jewellery from Denmark, it can be demonstrated that they were used on a day to day basis, and that a covering garment for colder days added use-wear on the jewellery as well. A discussion of the female costume during the Bronze Age from 1500-500 BC is presented.
Textile Production and Specialisation in Bronze Age Europe
Iconographical and archaeological evidence shows that Bronze Age Europe was not only a dressed world, but also one that was open to innovation as far as fibres and textile technology are concerned.
The Textile Revolution in Bronze Age Europe - ResearchGate
2019年10月18日 · This book provides new insights on patterns of production, specialization, and consumption of textiles in Europe throughout the Bronze Age.
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