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Barbarian in woad (Vince Pask from "Woad for Warriors: Useful Magic Protections" for AD&D by Paul Mitting, Australian Realms magazine #9, January/February 1993)
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Barbarian in woad (Vince Pask from "Woad for Warriors: Useful Magic Protections" for AD&D by Paul Mitting, Australian Realms magazine #9, January/February 1993)
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Researchers from the Ca' Foscari University of Venice have discovered traces of indigo on Paleolithic stone tools.
This I find fascinating, that paleolithic peoples used woad to make indigo is significantly more technically advanced than previously thought.
'Woad: A Year Of Colour' by Dr. Jane Howroyd, Bagshaw Museum, Batley, Yorkshire
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Adventures in Woad dyeing.
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When I was maybe 11, I read/listened to "gathering blue" by Lois Lowery. It's a great post apocalyptic book about dyeing (fabric)
Anyways the book was about, among other things, finding a naturally occurring blue dye.
That dye turned out to be woad. And I remember that I was suprized it wasn't indigo. Which is a much more famous naturally occurring blue dye.
Now 25 year on a famous in death of social media hell, I am no longer suprized that the blue dye was woad. The story simply wouldn't have worked if it required both the plant and the dyemaking instructions.
That moment on a trip when you realize that thing you were forgetting to pack was your woad.
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