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Historical Beadwork Illuminated: Medieval European Beadwork Research by Jen Funk Segrest
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A Needle’s Breadth Apart: The Unexplored Relationship Between Medieval Embroidery and Manuscript Illumination
The Linköping Mitre: Ecclesiastical Textiles and Episcopal Identity
THE BEADS OF TENTH- TO TWELFTH-CENTURY HUNGARY
Society of Bead Researchers
The trade of glass beads in early medieval Illyricum: towards an Islamic monopoly
Beads from Dorestad
Beads and beadmaking in the early medieval settlement of Oegstgeest
Market strategies in a late medieval craft: bone bead production in Constance and elsewhere
Documenting Historical Beadwork
The German-Czech Bead Industry
Early medieval glass beads: witness to changes in central Europe – the case of Hostivice (Czech Republic)
On Beads and Boats: Merovingian beads travelling through time and space
Analysis of early medieval glass beads – Glass in the transition period
REUNION: THE BEA’D GEES
Outside link: Veil and Edge Beading
My V&A visit notes and Pictures
Pictorial History of Beadwork
Cheat Sheet: German Terminology