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a group of people sitting next to each other on a field
Fuck Yeah Vikings & Celts!
Iron Age costumes by museum.girl on Flickr.
a piece of brown woven material with small holes in the center and two handles on each side
Dyed clothes came into fashion in early Iron Age
Dyed clothes came into fashion in early Iron Age
Iron Age womens garment called a peplos, or chiton (pronounced 'ki-ton'). This was the most common attire for women, found over the entirety of ancient pre-Roman Europe, from Britain to Greece. The shoulders are pinned together with fibula, while another ornamental fibula pinned to the front gives the fabric weight, keeping it out of the way. You can see how this outfit would evolve into the Scandinavian Viking 'hangerok' or 'spitti' as it was later known. Vendel Period, Norse Clothing, Migration Period, Society For Creative Anachronism, Celtic Clothing
Iron Age womens garment called a peplos, or chiton (pronounced 'ki-ton'). This was the most common attire for women, found over the entirety of ancient pre-Roman Europe, from Britain to Greece. The shoulders are pinned together with fibula, while another ornamental fibula pinned to the front gives the fabric weight, keeping it out of the way. You can see how this outfit would evolve into the Scandinavian Viking 'hangerok' or 'spitti' as it was later known.
an old pair of worn out shoes on a white background
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A pair of shoes found together with the bog body from Rønbjerg III dated to the Pre-Roman Iron Age. Photo Roberto Fortuna, The National Museum of Denmark.
an orange and blue knitted scarf laying on top of a table
Hibernaatiopesäke
Tablet weaving, pattern from estonian late iron age shavl decorations.
a woman standing in front of a thatched hut with a dog next to it
Celtic couple in Historic Museum of Speyer (Germany) Celtic Clothes, Fionn Mac Cumhaill, Celtic Costume, Celtic Fashion, Celtic Dress, Medieval Costumes, Celtic Warriors, Ancient Celts
Celtic couple in Historic Museum of Speyer (Germany)
the diagram shows how to make a chair out of an old piece of cloth and fabric
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Damendorf trousers
two statues are standing next to each other
Top 10 Historical Celtic Artifacts
An excellent top 10 article about artifacts from the Celtic world. The picture above is of a celtic statue from the Glauberg site near Hesse, which contains a monumental burial mound dating to around 500 BC.
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two metal objects with faces on them sitting next to each other
Petrie 'Crown' - 100 Objects
Bronze head-dress known as the Petrie Crown, unlocalised. Early Iron Age, second century ad. The find-place is not recorded. It is a complex object which was assembled expertly using rivets and solder. The components, which were probably sewn to leather or textile, formed part of an elaborate horned head-dress. One cone survives attached to a dished roundel and evidence for another can be seen on the back of a second roundel. The roundels are attached to plates which have openwork voids creating
a woman standing in the grass wearing a dress
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Iron Age winter dress
two gold and silver shoes on display in a glass case
celts - hochdorf golden shoes ornaments
celts - hochdorf golden shoes ornaments by Cåsbr, via Flickr
a woman standing over a piece of cloth
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