encore des informations textiles (le textile, pas la forme..):
Crowfoot, Grace, "Textiles of the Saxon Period in the Museum of Archaeology
and Ethnology", in Proc. Cambridge Antiquarian Soc. vol. XLIV, 1951, pp.28-
33. [sect. II: Tablet Woven Braid on a Bronze Strap-end from St. John's
Cricket Field, Cambridge, Saxon, Late Pagan (split-pack diamond pattern);
and sect. III: Fragment of Broken Diamond or Crystal Twill in Linen, from
Barrington Cemetery, Saxon, Late Pagan.]
http://www.santacruzhandweavers.org/ann ... apers.html
autres références:
Crowfoot, Elisabeth. "Textiles," pp. 36-37 in "The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Finglesham, Kent: A Reconsideration," by Sonia E. Chadwick. Medieval Archaeology, vol. 2 (1958), pp. 1-71.
"The Textiles." The Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Fonaby, Lincolnshire, ed. Alison M. Cook, pp. 89-100. Occasional Papers in Lincolnshire History and Archaeology 6. Sleaford: The Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology, 1981.
The Textiles." The Sutton Hoo Ship-Burial, vol. 3, part 1, ed. Rupert Bruce-Mitford, pp. 409-479. London: British Museum Publications Limited, 1983.
In addition to the plain weave from the Sutton Hoo find, an appendix documents some contemporary weaves: a two-hole starting border and a four-hole closing border from Broomfield Barrow, and the gold brocaded bands from Taplow Barrow.
Crowfoot, Elisabeth, and Hawkes, Sonia Chadwick. "Early Anglo-Saxon Gold Braids." Medieval Archaeology, vol. 11 (1967), pp. 42-86.
The basic source for early gold brocaded tablet weaving, it catalogues over 100 finds of Frankish, Anglo-Saxon, and Jutish pieces from the sixth century onward.
Hedges, John W. "Appendix 6: The Textiles and Textile Equipment," pp. 190-193 in "Excavations at 1 Westgate Street, Gloucester, 1975," by C.M. Heighway, A.P. Garrod, and A.G. Vince. Medieval Archaeology 23 (1979), pp. 159-213. (9ème siècle)