The Merovingian textiles available in the 5th and 6th centuries were rich and varied. Wools, silk, and linen were the main fibers. This discussion of historical clothing and textiles covers dyes, fibers, and weave structures.

Chapter
00:00 Introduction
What is Merovingian?
Textiles in early medieval society
What did Merovingian women wear?
Fiber used in Merovingian textiles
Dyes used in Merovingian textiles
Weave structures



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