سمپوزیوم بافته های باستانی شمال اروپا ایکس ۲۰۰۹
North European Symposium for Archaeological Textiles X 2009

1. Cover

2. Title Page

3. Copyright

4. Contents

5. Dedication

6. The participants of NESAT X

7. Editors’ Preface

8. List of contributors

9. A Brief History of the North European Symposium for Archaeological Textiles (NESAT)

10. Chapter 1: Experimental Textile Archaeology

11. Chapter 2: The Perfect Picture – A Comparison between Two Preserved Tunics and 13th-century Art

12. Chapter 3: Loom-Weights, Spindles and Textiles – Textile Production in Central Europe from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age

13. Chapter 4: Differences in the Elaboration of Dress in Northern Europe during the Middle Bronze Age

14. Chapter 5: Avoiding Nasty Surprises: Decision-Making based on Analytical Data

15. Chapter 6: Archaeological Textiles from Prague Castle, Czech Republic

16. Chapter 7: Virtual Reconstruction of Archaeological Textiles

17. Chapter 8: The Use of Terminology in Medieval Scandinavian Costume History: An Approach to Source-based Terminology Methodology

18. Chapter 9: Haberdashery Elements made of Metal Thread: Conservation Problems

19. Chapter 10: Current Examinations of Organic Remains using Variable Pressure Scanning Electron Microscopy [VP-SEM]

20. Chapter 11: Textiles, Wool, Sheep, Soil and Strontium – Studying their Paths: a Pilot Project

21. Chapter 12: Not so much Cinderella as the Sleeping Beauty: Neglected Evidence of Forgotten Skill

22. Chapter 13: Die Rekonstruktion des Vaaler Bändchens – ein archäologisches Kammgewebe aus Dithmarschen: Gemeinschaftsarbeit der Wollgruppe des Museumsdorfes Düppel, Deutschland

23. Chapter 14: The Magdalensberg Textile Tools: a Preliminary Assessment

24. Chapter 15: Silk Ribbons from Post-Medieval Graves in Poland

25. Chapter 16: Silks from Kwidzyn Cathedral, Poland

26. Chapter 17: Norwegian Peat Bog Textiles: Tegle and Helgeland Revisited

27. Chapter 18: Smooth and Cool, or Warm and Soft: Investigating the Properties of Cloth in Prehistory

28. Chapter 19: Oriental Influences in the Danish Viking Age: Kaftan and Belt with Pouch

29. Chapter 20: A Study of Two Medieval Silk Girdles: Eric of Pomerania’s Belt and the Dune Belt

30. Chapter 21: Nettle and Bast Fibre Textiles from Stone Tool Wear Traces? The Implications of Wear Traces on Archaeological Late Mesolithic and Neolithic Micro-Denticulate Tools

31. Chapter 22: Construction and Sewing Technique in Secular Medieval Garments

32. Chapter 23: Tiny Weaving Tablets, Rectangular Weaving Tablets

33. Chapter 24: Warriors’ Clothing in the Rigsþula

34. Chapter 25: Potentials and Limitations of the Application of FTIR Microscopy to the Characterisation of Textiles excavated in Greece

35. Chapter 26: Evidence of War and Worship: Textiles in Roman Iron Age Weapon Deposits

36. Chapter 27: Bewahren und Erfassen – Anmerkungen zum Umgang mit mineralisierten Strukturen auf Metallen in der Denkmalpflege

37. Chapter 28: Medieval Textiles from Trondheim: An Analysis of Function

38. Chapter 29: Curry-Comb or Toothed Weft-Beater? The Serrated Iron Tools from the Roman Province of Pannonia

39. Chapter 30: Textiles from the 3rd–12th Century AD Cremation Graves found in Lithuania

40. Chapter 31: Patterned Tablet-Woven Band – In Search of the 11th Century Textile Professional

41. Chapter 32: Social and Economic Aspects of Textile Consumption in Medieval Tartu, Estonia

42. Chapter 33: Garments for a Queen

43. Chapter 34: Our Threads to the Past: Plaited Motifs as Predecessors of Woven Binding Structures

44. Chapter 35: The Neolithic Mats of the Eastern Baltic Littoral

45. Chapter 36: The Impact of Dyes and Natural Pigmentation of Wool on the Preservation of Archaeological Textiles

46. Chapter 37: Wear on Magdalenian Bone Tools: A New Methodology for Studying Evidence of Fiber Industries

47. Chapter 38: A Bronze Age Plaited Starting Border

48. Chapter 39: Textile Craftsmanship in the Norwegian Mirgation Period

49. Chapter 40: Textilfunde aus Ausgrabungen in Heidelberg

50. Chapter 41: Textile Remains on a Roman Bronze Vessel from Řepov (Czech Republic)

51. Chapter 42: Dyes: to be or not to be. An Investigation of Early Iron Age Dyes in Danish Peat Bog Textiles

52. Chapter 43: Dressing the Dead: Customs of Burial Costume in Rural Norway

53. Chapter 44: The Moment of Inertia: a Parameter for the Functional Classification of Worldwide Spindle-Whorls from all Periods

54. Chapter 45: Elite and Military Scandinavian Dress as Portrayed in the Lewis Chess Pieces

55. Chapter 46: Headwear, Footwear and Belts in the Íslendingasögur and Íslendingatattir

56. Chapter 47: The Use of Horsehair in Female Headdresses of the 12th–13th Century AD Latvia

57. Chapter 48: Two Early Medieval Caps from the Dwelling Mounds Rasquert and Leens in Groningen Province, the Netherlands

58. Chapter 49: Studies of the Textiles from the 2006 Excavation in Pskov

59. Colour Plates