#BoneWorking - Twitter Hashtag

over 5 years ago

A selection of #vikingage bone pins from Shetland and Dublin being prepped for this Sunday's virtual market @ancientandauldmarket #earlymedieval #vikingdublin #boneworking https://t.co/Lg7gTn7dYd

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SIA @SIAeducation

almost 6 years ago

Ship street excavations reveal more finds. Bone pin and Awl. More to come.. #bonemaking #boneworking #medievalawl #diganddiscover #diggingforireland #12thcenturyireland #vikingdublin #medievaldublin #medievalireland… https://t.co/WFYduvbPAf

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Adam 💙 @eblueaxe

almost 6 years ago

Finally finished the decoration on this comb back and case. Looking forward to assembling and getting the teeth cut finally! #vikingage #earlymedieval #viking #boneworking #antlerworking https://t.co/pHYf9RE0Lq

eblueaxe's tweet photo. Finally finished the decoration on this comb back and case. Looking forward to assembling and getting the teeth cut finally! #vikingage #earlymedieval #viking #boneworking #antlerworking https://t.co/pHYf9RE0Lq https://t.co/bGF0XqObry

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EXARC @exarc_net

about 6 years ago

Have you ever wondered about the technique of making a needle’s eye on a small piece of bone or antler? Join us in the Carving Bone and Antler Course at Mamuz (AT), this Saturday. https://t.co/ZWSo3ZOo2M #boneworking #antler #course #ancienttechnology #mamuz

exarc_net's tweet photo. Have you ever wondered about the technique of making a needle’s eye on a small piece of bone or antler?
Join us in the Carving Bone and Antler Course at Mamuz (AT), this Saturday.
https://t.co/ZWSo3ZOo2M
#boneworking #antler #course #ancienttechnology #mamuz https://t.co/8ANgUIgOPP

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IAC Archaeology @IACArchaeology

about 6 years ago

Selection of decorated antler and bone artefacts from excavations at Ranelagh, #Roscommon ❤️ They represent objects of personal adornment and textile production. #iacexcavation #antlerworking #boneworking #earlymedieval

IACArchaeology's tweet photo. Selection of decorated antler and bone artefacts from excavations at Ranelagh, #Roscommon ❤️ They represent objects of personal adornment and textile production. #iacexcavation #antlerworking #boneworking #earlymedieval https://t.co/vtFStPAp10

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Sigurðr @gearandgraith

over 6 years ago

Hit with the lurgy today and lost my voice, so it's an admin day :( This is a prototype I made a few weeks ago, based on an unusual bone ringed pin in the @NMIreland #vikingage #nwibi #boneworking #earlymedieval

gearandgraith's tweet photo. Hit with the lurgy today and lost my voice, so it's an admin day :(

This is a prototype I made a few weeks ago, based on an unusual bone ringed pin in the @NMIreland

#vikingage #nwibi #boneworking #earlymedieval https://t.co/Wgf4YerNzZ

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Adam 💙 @eblueaxe

almost 7 years ago

Managed to cut all the teeth on these copies of the #thorfast #earlymedieval comb with no breakages. However, the next job, is filing and carving all the teeth into points like the originals! #vikingage #boneworking… https://t.co/F7x7theEfk

eblueaxe's tweet photo. Managed to cut all the teeth on these copies of the #thorfast #earlymedieval comb with no breakages. However, the next job, is filing and carving all the teeth into points like the originals! #vikingage #boneworking… https://t.co/F7x7theEfk https://t.co/DZqp1zUtpk

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Adam 💙 @eblueaxe

almost 7 years ago

A particularly smelly job this weekend; chopping up and converting all this Red Deer antler into plates and strips for making early medieval combs! #earlymedieval #vikingage #vikings #boneworking https://t.co/rRBcCvC0U7

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Flint Dibble 🍖🏺

@FlintDibble

over 8 years ago

Animal bones and horn were also an important raw material, fashioned into ornaments and implements Not only do we find finished products but also workshop refuse, adding to our understanding of ancient crafts #Boneworking is similar to woodworking but bone survives more often /9

FlintDibble's tweet photo. Animal bones and horn were also an important raw material, fashioned into ornaments and implements
Not only do we find finished products but also workshop refuse, adding to our understanding of ancient crafts
#Boneworking is similar to woodworking but bone survives more often
/9 https://t.co/df9QLhnaUJ

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Adam 💙 @eblueaxe

over 8 years ago

Finished decorating one of these #earlymedieval cased combs from Grave 115 at #Birka. Still need to make a peg and hole to lock the comb in the case, and a suspension cord to hang it from. #vikingage #boneworking #livinghistory #vikingreenactment #vikings