High Five Facts - Viking Clothes

The video explores five fascinating facts about Viking clothing, highlighting its role in indicating social status, the use of decorative brooches, the handmade nature and waterproofing techniques of their garments, the vibrant colors achieved through vegetable dyes, and the symbolic jewelry worn by Vikings. The video concludes with a brief farewell.

What material was associated with wealth among the Vikings?

• Leather

• Wool

• Silk

• Cotton

What was the primary purpose of brooches in Viking clothing?

• To ward off evil spirits

• To signify marital status

• To fasten garments

• To display wealth

Which of the following materials was NOT used to make Viking brooches?

• Bronze

• Gold

• Iron

• Silver

How did Vikings make their clothing waterproof?

• By using animal fat

• By using double layers

• By weaving tightly

• By using beeswax and fish oil

Which type of jewelry was NOT commonly worn by Vikings?

• Brooches

• Arm rings

• Necklaces

• Earrings