Vol. 63 (2021)

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Published: 17-12-2021

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EDITORIAL AND NEWS

Editorial

The Editors

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ARTICLES (double blind peer reviewed)

Textile fibres from the Caleta Vitor Archaeological Complex, northern Chile

Tracy Martens

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Problems with Greek clothing terminology

Quentin Richard

10-19
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Nubian textile features Wool fragments from Hisn al-Bab and a tunic from Fag el-Gamus, Egypt

Anne Kwaspen

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Raincoats or riches? Contextualising v´vararfeldir through multi-perspective experiments

Julia Hopkin

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Golden textiles from Gokstad

Marianne Vedeler

47-57
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Viking Age textiles and tapestries Drawings by Miranda Bødtker

Lise Bender Jørgensen, Dagfinn Moe, Hana Lukesova

58-74
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The textile bog find from Vong in Denmark

Ulla Mannering, Charlotte Rimstad, Irene Skals

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Reconstructions revived A handweaver's personal perspective

Anna Nørgård

90-100
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Margrethe Hald: the quest for the tubular loom

Ulrikka Mokdad, Morten Grymer-Hansen

101-112
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PROJECT REPORTS (peer reviewed by editorial team)

EgYarn: Unravelling the thread Textile production in New Kingdom Egypt

Chiara Spinazzi-Lucchesi

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Knowledge sharing A newly found 2,700-year-old tablet-woven band from Hallstatt, Austria

Karine Grömer, Silvia Ungerechts, Hans Reschreiter

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Unravelling Nubian funerary practices Textiles and body wrappings in ancient Sudan

Elsa Yvanez

126-128
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Metallic Idiophones 800 BCE to 800 CE in Central Europe Their function and acoustic influence in daily life

Karina Grömer, Kayleigh Saunderson, Beate Maria Pomberger

129-133
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Recontext Reconstructing the history of Egyptian textiles from the first millennium CE at the National Museum of Denmark

Maria Mossakowska-Gaubert

134-135
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Unwrapping the Galloway Hoard

Susanna Harris, Martin Goldberg

136-138
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Fashioning the Viking Age Status after the first three years

Ulla Mannering

139-144
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All the goods of the earth Making and marketing in the pre-Mongol marketplace

Corinne Mühlemann

145-146
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