How did Vikings get access to purple hair dye?
How did Vikings get access to purple hair dye?
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By smashing purple things until they form a liquid?
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Purple berries. Thanks for the thread.
Purple dye was one of the rarest and most expensive things in the middle-ages. That's why it was considered the "color of nobility".
Why are Americans so retarded?
Name some purple berries in Scandinavia.
omg THIS! so much THIS!
How is that make able to lift a gigantic log over his shoulder with great ease, not even buckling at the knees? Jesus Christ, accuracy much?
That's EZ.
Bilberries
So why's there a black viking?
Where's the log?
>Blueberries
>Black Currants
>Juniper Berry
>Blackberry
Sorry you're too stupid to do a simple web search and we had to spoonfeed this basic information to you. I'm going to fuck your mother so she can have a better son.
Not purple.
There is archaeological evidence that Vikings made voyages to and around North Africa and the Middle East, it wouldn't be surprising if they picked up a few black folks, particularly Moors, to fill their ranks.
You mash them, especially blackberries, and they make purple dye.
Probably not to the shade in OP's image, or to the extent that it dyeing one's hair with it would be effective or viable, but it not entirely as impossible as one might think.
as slaves
>North Africans
>Moors
>niggers
Yeah but it would be dark blue or black, not purple. Real purple dye was made from Mediterranean sea snails and took thousands of hours of work to extract.
They don't. Purple dye is literally one of the rarest colors in the world, and was not readily available to just anyone. That's why no flags have purple in them, because it was too expensive to mass produce like that.
How do you know he's American, bitch?
On a related note, it's possible that during voyages to the Middle East, Spain, or Byzantium, it's possible that they either acquired purple dye through trading or pillaging.
As I said, it probably wasn't viable or practical, but the possibility still exists.
Maybe, but it still supports the main point. In that case it's not implausible that maybe a few black slaves were able to prove themselves, either by combat or converting to pagan dogma. Who knows what kind of things happened in that time that were either never recorded, or any record of their existence is lost or destroyed.
They did. They called them "blue men" because their dark skin resembled frostbite
What's with the tan splotches on the girls arms and leg?
Did they seriously give this bitch vitiligo?
>those nips
Yeesh, homo levels over 9000.
A black raider in the north would be a notable sight and would have been written about: in myths or not. As it stands, there has been no blacks in the North back then.
A Swede probably
It's funny how people are starting to make fun of this like a year after it came out
seaslugs
I don't think I see a single sharp edge in that image. They're all rounded. Why are they all so blobby? The blonde one's nipples are the size of his pendant. I don't understand how people that draw can think this is appealing to anyone. This is the same tier of shit that 14 year old girls draw on those Amino forums.