A Ninth or TenthCentury Norse Era Coat （九分之一或TenthCentury挪威时代的外套）.pdfVIP

A Ninth- or Tenth-Century Norse Era Coat Duchesse Sabine de Rouen, OP As with most of my projects this one started out with someone saying – “Hey, I like that. How did you make it? Where is it from? What time period is it from?” While I could easily tell them how it was constructed, I did not feel I had all the historical details to back it up. Before I made the coat I had reviewed books and online articles but found only enough information to give me a general idea on how to construct and decorate the coat. Knowing that I would be asked these questions again I decided to dive in and see how much more information I could find. Unfortunately, I found very little additional information about these coats. I visited websites of well-known “Viking Folk” such as The Viking Answer Lady by Christie Ward, where I found “guldgubbers” (see Figures 2 and Figure 1 3) in which the female figures looked as though they were wearing long coats. There were also brief mentions of these coats in A Quick and Bronze Amulet Birka, Dirty Look at Viking Womens Garb in the Ninth and Tenth Centuries by Upplands, Sweden, Viking Age, Carolyn Priest-Dorman, Simple Viking Clothing for Women by Christina Photo from Vikings The Krupp, and “Female Viking Costume” by Russell Scott. There are other North Atlantic Saga sites out there but they don’t seem to add much to the information I had already gleaned from previous sites. Some of these sites are listed at the end of this paper with my additional notes. Even though I have completed this guide I have not give