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Viking combs were typically made from organic materials such as wood, bone, or antler. These materials were readily available and easy to work with, allowing for intricate designs and carvings. Some combs were also made from metal, but wood and bone were more common due to their practicality and availability in everyday Viking life.
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Where are combs made?
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What is P-Diddy's real name?
Quincy brown , Justin Dior Combs & Christian Combs .
What is Sean combs sister keisha combs doing?
She Is A Weaveologist!
What is Luke Combs's occupation?
Luke Combs is a/an Singer songwriter
How many kids do diddy have?
more than enough
Who used Combs in Viking times?
In Viking times, combs were primarily used by both men and women for grooming purposes. Made from materials like wood, bone, or antler, these combs helped maintain hygiene and personal appearance, reflecting the Vikings' values of cleanliness and presentation. They often decorated their combs with intricate designs, showcasing craftsmanship and artistry in their everyday items. Combs were not only practical tools but also played a role in social status and identity within Viking culture.
What did the Vikings invent that is still in use today?
We still use longboats and combs. Also the looms that thy used for weaving
Who made combs?
the french.
Who made hot combs?
the french.
What accomplishments has Sean Combs made?
Nothing
What would vikings do with bones and hide of animals?
The Vikings would keep the bones because the animals bones were carved into knife handles,combs,pins,needles, even jewelry . The hide of the animals were sometimes used to hunt or use in battle.
What did the vikings live in?
the vikings lived in houses made of stone and stick
Where are combs made?
better question: What's plastic and isn't made in China?
How were combs made in colonial times?
with horse fur and wood
Did vikings have horns on their heimets?
No, the vikings didn't have horns on their helmets the Victorians made it up.
Who made viking weapons?
The vikings did.
Who made viking boats?
Vikings
