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Friday, August 5, 2005 at 6:53AM | Sharon B | 4 Comments | in Collections, Exhibition, Historical textiles A few weeks ago Jerry was in Copenhagen and he paid a trip to the National Museum and has recently loaded photographs of bronze age clothing that were preserved in Danish bogs. I think some of the historical costumers will be interested to see these images.
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I am undertaking a project as part of my school Textile course and I am interested inseeing your imags of historical costums
The page posted by Jerry does not show Bronze Age clothing, but in fact, Iron Age!
If you wish to persue bronze age try http://www.oakview.demon.co.uk/bronze_age/
The website of the National Museum in Denmark is being redesigned, so no info is available on their site at the moment.
[...] I feel I should respond to the message left by gentleman on Sharon’s blog, commenting on my post on the ancient textiles at the National Museum of Denmark at Copenhagen. He is claiming that the images show Iron Age clothing, whereas the the pictures are actually of Bronze Age clothing. I refer the gentleman to p.160 of the museum guide “Nationalmuseets - Arbejdsmark 2000″ published by the National Museum in 2001 (ISBN 87-89384-76-8). The Wikkipedia notes that the Nordic Bronze Age covers the period 1800BC to 60BC (add 2000 years for number of years ago), and is divided into roughly six sub-periods. The clothing in question therefore comes from the early Bronze Age. [...]
David after scurring about to check his facts Jerry has replied to this in his blog here
http://lostbiro.com/blog/?p=202