Iron Age Dyes: Woad, Weld & Madder @SallyPointer
Iron Age Dyes: Woad, Weld & Madder  @SallyPointer
Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
Preparing for, and demonstrating Iron Age dyes at the Burnham Beeches archaeology open day, Sept 2019. Working with Woad, Weld and Madder and taking inspiration form the analysis of Iron Age archaeological textiles, see how many shades we can achieve with these vegetable and plant dyes.

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Iron Age Dyes: Woad, Weld & Madder

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