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From the Oseberg fabric's that were recovered during the excavation of the ship and burial site.

A bit of Fabric recovered from the ship burial, discovered in August 1903 - The Oseberg Ship. the ship and it's known history can be seen at; http://www.khm.uio.no/ The practice of illustrating archaeological finds was one of the best means of showing extremely delicate artifacts. The main Illustrator for many fabrics ( and assorted other finds) was Sofie Kraft. Working in the 1930's she was instrumental in attempting to convey both the form, weaves, and the remaining colors. This fabric is as close as I can get to Sofie Kraft's work. To see more and learn about the advanced skills of the creators from the artifacts I recommend " The textiles in the Oseberg ship" by Anne Stine Ingstad ;(http://www.forest.gen.nz/Medieval/articles/Oseberg/textiles/TEXTILE.HTM )

A bit of Fabric recovered from the ship burial, discovered in August 1903 - The Oseberg Ship. the ship and it's known history can be seen at; http://www.khm.uio.no/ The practice of illustrating archaeological finds was one of the best means of showing extremely delicate artifacts. The main Illustrator for many fabrics ( and assorted other finds) was Sofie Kraft. Working in the 1930's she was instrumental in attempting to convey both the form, weaves, and the remaining colors. This fabric is as close as I can get to Sofie Kraft's work. To see more and learn about the advanced skills of the creators from the artifacts I recommend " The textiles in the Oseberg ship" by Anne Stine Ingstad ;(http://www.forest.gen.nz/Medieval/articles/Oseberg/textiles/TEXTILE.HTM )

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