#merovingian — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #merovingian, aggregated by home.social.
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Planting a Medieval Vegetable Garden Using the Historic Three Field System | Anglo-Saxon Farming https://www.diningandcooking.com/2626735/planting-a-medieval-vegetable-garden-using-the-historic-three-field-system-anglo-saxon-farming/ #Ancestors #AngloSaxon #Archaeology #ExperimentalArchaeology #heritage #history #LivingHistory #Merovingian #nature #outdoors #VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos #Vendel #Viking
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Planting a Medieval Vegetable Garden Using the Historic Three Field System | Anglo-Saxon Farming https://www.diningandcooking.com/2626735/planting-a-medieval-vegetable-garden-using-the-historic-three-field-system-anglo-saxon-farming/ #Ancestors #AngloSaxon #Archaeology #ExperimentalArchaeology #heritage #history #LivingHistory #Merovingian #nature #outdoors #VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos #Vendel #Viking
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Planting a Medieval Vegetable Garden Using the Historic Three Field System | Anglo-Saxon Farming https://www.diningandcooking.com/2626735/planting-a-medieval-vegetable-garden-using-the-historic-three-field-system-anglo-saxon-farming/ #Ancestors #AngloSaxon #Archaeology #ExperimentalArchaeology #heritage #history #LivingHistory #Merovingian #nature #outdoors #VegetableGarden #VegetableGardenVideos #VegetableGardening #VegetableGardeningVideos #Vendel #Viking
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After King Clothar I died OTD in 561 at Compiègne, the #Merovingian dynasty was continued by his four sons, Charibert I, Guntram, Sigebert I and Chilperic I, dividing the Frankish Kingdom https://cromwell-intl.com/travel/france/pierre-tourneresse/?s=mb #travel #France #history
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Revealing #palimpest with #multispectral #imaging! These amazing results, showing a #Merovingian overtext and a 5th-century Gospel undertext, were achieved by my colleague Alex Zawacki at Göttingen. I'll be presenting the full results of this and other cool discoveries in May at a German-language conference in Kiel.
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This tablet-woven trim is a reconstruction of a sleeve trim that was attached to the burial robe of Abbess Berthild of Chelles, who died at 705 AD. Berthild was the first abbess of Chelles Abbey and a contemporary of the Frankish Merovingian queen Bathilde, who was buried in the same abbey in 680.
It is woven with fine plant-dyed wool attempting to imitate the colouring of the original border.#tabletweaving #brettchenweben #Merovingian #Merowinger #reenactment #Chelles #weben #weaving
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This tablet-woven trim is a reconstruction of a sleeve trim that was attached to the burial robe of Abbess Berthild of Chelles, who died at 705 AD. Berthild was the first abbess of Chelles Abbey and a contemporary of the Frankish Merovingian queen Bathilde, who was buried in the same abbey in 680.
It is woven with fine plant-dyed wool attempting to imitate the colouring of the original border.#tabletweaving #brettchenweben #Merovingian #Merowinger #reenactment #Chelles #weben #weaving
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This tablet-woven trim is a reconstruction of a sleeve trim that was attached to the burial robe of Abbess Berthild of Chelles, who died at 705 AD. Berthild was the first abbess of Chelles Abbey and a contemporary of the Frankish Merovingian queen Bathilde, who was buried in the same abbey in 680.
It is woven with fine plant-dyed wool attempting to imitate the colouring of the original border.#tabletweaving #brettchenweben #Merovingian #Merowinger #reenactment #Chelles #weben #weaving
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This tablet-woven trim is a reconstruction of a sleeve trim that was attached to the burial robe of Abbess Berthild of Chelles, who died at 705 AD. Berthild was the first abbess of Chelles Abbey and a contemporary of the Frankish Merovingian queen Bathilde, who was buried in the same abbey in 680.
It is woven with fine plant-dyed wool attempting to imitate the colouring of the original border.#tabletweaving #brettchenweben #Merovingian #Merowinger #reenactment #Chelles #weben #weaving
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This tablet-woven trim is a reconstruction of a sleeve trim that was attached to the burial robe of Abbess Berthild of Chelles, who died at 705 AD. Berthild was the first abbess of Chelles Abbey and a contemporary of the Frankish Merovingian queen Bathilde, who was buried in the same abbey in 680.
It is woven with fine plant-dyed wool attempting to imitate the colouring of the original border.#tabletweaving #brettchenweben #Merovingian #Merowinger #reenactment #Chelles #weben #weaving
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After King Clothar I died OTD in 561 at Compiègne, the #Merovingian dynasty was continued by his four sons, Charibert I, Guntram, Sigebert I and Chilperic I, dividing the Frankish Kingdom https://cromwell-intl.com/travel/france/pierre-tourneresse/?s=mb #travel #France #history
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A new perspective on the Viking Age
#Scandinavia's oldest known #ShipBurial is located in mid-#Norway at #Herlaugshaugen - and dates to the #Merovingian period:
https://phys.org/news/2023-12-scandinavia-oldest-ship-burial-mid-norway.html via @physorg
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After King Clothar I died OTD in 561 at Compiègne, the #Merovingian dynasty was continued by his four sons, Charibert I, Guntram, Sigebert I and Chilperic I, dividing the Frankish Kingdom https://cromwell-intl.com/travel/france/pierre-tourneresse/?s=mb #travel #France #history
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@TiciaVerveer
Why does Denmark refer to that time period as #Merovingian though? Did French culture extend that far north that soon after the Romans withdrew? -
"Royal Funerals and Saints' Topography in Merovingian Paris" is an interesting lecture, but I'm laughing so much at the autogenerated subtitles I can't follow. Somehow San Fransisco is involved - ~1000yrs before it was founded - and we have such personalities as Dargo bad, Chilled Bear, and King Sugar Bears*. (YT link in toot below.)
#archaeology #autogenerated #merovingian #histodon
(*Dagobert, Gilbert, and - I think - Hildebert. It's been a while since I looked at the Merovingian dynasty.)
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Today seems a good day to again bring out this great find of an early medieval copper #crown, discovered 1838 in a #Frankish burial in #Xanten. 😲🤩
Which, well, was re-evaluated later thanks to other finds, like those #Merovingian … er, buckets. 🤭🤷🏻♂️
See, analogies matter. 😉
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.@SYRPENT interesting occult significance
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RT @SarahBlick3
#MedievalTwitter #Merovingian
Retweeting this because they're cool. Gold and enamel and garnet bees (or cicadas) from the tomb of Childéric, Frankish king (r. 457-481). Napoleon took inspiration from this find & had them embroidered on his coronation capehttps://wdl.org/en/item/14235/
https://twitter.com/SarahBlick3/status/1610493307779522560
