Viking era textiles spanning from the 700's to the 1100's are a rare study. Stephanie Anderson of Fosston, Minnesota is one of the few people in the world who make historically accurate textiles, outfits, hats and pockets from that era. Her research has turned into a full time passion that she shares with museums, schools and even TV shows and movies about that era. | Prairie Public

2.9K views · 54 reactions | Two hundred and fifty years ago, the prairie stretched across western Minnesota. For thousands of years, the prairie has been shaped by the people who inhabit the land — from the indigenous people who lived with the prairie, to the western expansion of Europeans who changed the landscape to meet their needs. What remains of prairie, why is it so important, and how can we be better stewards in the future? | Prairie Public | Facebook