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Viking Age Fashion: Men's Type I Tunic from 10th Century Haithabu (Hedeby) - Project Broad Axe: Life, Death, and Fashion in Medieval Europe
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Location: Haithabu, Current-Day Germany Date: Approx. Late 10th Century Culture: Late Viking Age Danish Estimated Social Class: Possibly Middle Class Garment Type: Tunic As
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