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Looks beautiful, thanks for the inspiring post.

That looks awesome, well done!

That is very beautiful, thank you for showing the pouch. Baaf

the rest of the movie is also great http://youtu.be/V26jauHZgtw

Awsome craftmanship and beautifull structures, thank you for this anthropolic post.

Very inspirering, thanks for posting:)

My source for the idea was a book named Holzfunde von haithabu written by Florian Westhpal. It's in german, but i'm Dutch so i understand quite a bit off german. And there also al lot off translating machines on the internet. It's an expensive book so I loaned the book from the University...

Thanks for the compliments :-)

Ah thanks Rod!

i can't find the problem, thanks for trying guys. Maybe i need to use another uploading source?

4th try

I can't seem to get the photo's in post only the links, could anybody offer some assistance?

Hi everybody, I have been lurking on this forum for quite a while now, and i must say it's inspiring, especially the diy-section. So it's time for some positive payback time. I'm interested in experimentel archeolegy and reenactment, concentrated on mostly iron-age and early medieval times...

how about: http://vimeo.com/32970448 From Nick Weston from http://huntergathercook.typepad.com/ maybe it helps Cheers, Baaf

Nice to hear i inspired some people, Dont forget to take a rake or a ladder with you! For the high ones. Afther the blackberries I going to make hazelnut liqueur with mace and lemonzest. In the spring I made strawberry-elderflower liqueur, summer - wildpeach and tonka beans liqueur and blueberry...

Yesterday i picked 12 kg of blackberries for wine :-), i already picked 2 kg for blackberrywhiskey. The sweet scent off ripe blackberrys with a soft Irish whiskey is wonderfull.

As a chef I forage for the unknow tastes. Quality of wild food is so much better, its fresh! I forage because its free, to connect with the seasons, and with my environment. Cheers Baaf

Hi John What your looking for is called a "chaperon" or "kaproen" in dutch. There are different kinds of them but your looking for the simple 12 century models. Here is a simple link that might help: http://www.virtue.to/articles/hoodlum.html Baaf

I did some earth ovens before, but this is great! thx for posting

In a episode of the Victorian Farm, the're discussing washing and certain stains. They also discuss ink stains and that the best why to remove them is soaking in milk and then washing (this trick seems to be hunderd of years old). I don't know if it works for contemperary ink, but its worth a...