(note from Greet: I’ve noted which copies I own, which sources I’ve read carefully, and which ones have been recommended to me from whom. They are organized by topic that I’m interested in, and appear more than once as appropriate to the topic that I’m researching. Links for shopping might also appear on the useful-links-elswhere list here.)
WOMEN’S CLOTHING -KENT
Owen-Crocker, Gail. Dress in Anglo-Saxon England. 2004 ed.
(Asta/Maudey/et al)(own)(currently reading)
Rogers, Penelope Walton. Cloth and Clothing in Early Anglo-Saxon Britain, AD450-700. 2007.
(Asta/Maudey/et al)(own)(currently reading)
Ewing, Thor. Viking Clothing. (Gwen)
Ellis, Peter Berresford. Celtic Women. 1996 (own)(currently reading)
Chadwick Hawkes, Sonia. “The Jutish Style A. A Study of Germanic Animal Art in Southern England in the Fifth Century AD.” appearing in:
Harvey, John H., Sonia Chadwick Hawkes, David M. Wilson, Gerald Clough Dunning, and R. P. Howgrave-Graham. Archaeologia: Or Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity, Volume 98. Oxford: Printed at Oxford by Vivian Ridler for the Society of Antiquaries, 1961.
MEN’S CLOTHING – KENT
JEWELRY
Urweg – Museum replica EP pendants in silver and bronze – that Helgo lovers’ foil is here.
Hairpins in Antiquity – Roman and other EP
Cemetary documentation from Kent
OTHER EARLY STUFF
ROMAN STUFF
1. The World of Roman Costume, Sebesta and Bonfante (Wisconsin UP) (Gwen)
2. Roman Clothing and Fashion, A.T. Croom (Tempus Publishing)(Gwen)
3. Dress and the Roman Woman, Kelly Olson (Routledge)(Gwen)
4. Women in Roman Britain, Lindsay Allason-Jones (Thames and Hudson)(Gwen)
Hadrian’s Wall Handling Collection – kits to play with to understand daily life
CLOTHING EMBELLISHMENT (embroidery with metal and fiber threads) (braiding types)
FIBER ARTS
GRAPHIC DESIGN (for decorating trunks, tent poles, and felted bedcover, perhaps rugs)
Fell, Christine. and David Wilson. The Northern World: the history and heritage of Northern Europe, AD400-1100. 1980. (brooch on blog header, with caption, is from this text)
Ellis, Peter Berresford. Celtic Women. 1996. (own)(currently reading)
Basic explanation of Migration Period art