Dyes and Fleece Types in Prehistoric Textiles from Scandinavia and Germany
@article{Jrgensen1986DyesAF,
title={Dyes and Fleece Types in Prehistoric Textiles from Scandinavia and Germany},
author={Lise Bender J{\o}rgensen and Penelope Walton},
journal={Journal of danish archaeology},
year={1986},
volume={5},
pages={177-188}
}Examen des types de toison et des teintures utilisees dans les tissus laineux. Sites de Scandinavie et du nord de l'Allemagne dates de l'Age du Fer et posterieurs
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