Research questions that have been decided on in the last meeting:
Was trichinopoly a specialized craft made by craftsmen or was it done in the home?
Was it a masculine or feminine trade?
Does the specific metal used affect the ease of production of the trichinopoly pieces?
Group Members: I have also found this site which mentions some of the archaeological items that we had looked at within our initial research. I have not looked into it any further but will when I get the chance to.
Trichinopoly is a form of metal working sometimes referred to as Viking Knit
Some photographic examples:
Was it a masculine or feminine trade?
Does the specific metal used affect the ease of production of the trichinopoly pieces?
Group Members: I have also found this site which mentions some of the archaeological items that we had looked at within our initial research. I have not looked into it any further but will when I get the chance to.
Trichinopoly is a form of metal working sometimes referred to as Viking Knit
Some photographic examples:
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| Perhaps Gold? |
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| A Progress Piece? |
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| A SIlver Chain |
- Maia Biel
Nice examples here!
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