Kledij van de bewoners van het terpengebied in de vroege middeleeuwen

Frisian dress in the Early Middle Ages. A short examination of three case studies, focusing on Bernuthsfeld Man, headdresses from Frisia and beads brooches terp mounds, was performed order to answer question whether there a particular distinctive “Frisian” style early Ages (500-1000). The research shows that complicated weave patterns such as tartans were available most social classes, both lighter darker colours worn, gender status expressed by accessories, finally, although could not be determined, elements way people dressed. An explanation for this is different cultures often mutually influence each other, among Frisians.