Re: The Story of My Dreadlocks


[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Henna Page Forum ] [ FAQ ]

Posted by Kenzi on August 3, 2001 at 01:05:23:

In reply to: The Story of My Dreadlocks posted by Darlahood on August 2, 2001 at 22:46:58:

: Dreadlocks are not just for rastafarians. Dreads have been around
: for a long, long time and have been present in every culture at
some
: point. Something I just found out recently is that in England,
after
: the Conqueror did his thing in 1066, it became fashionable for men
to
: wear their hair really long, their tresses, moustaches, and beards
: became all dreaded! Finally some king dude, William II or
somebody,
: had to issue an edict (the church was riding his ass about it) to
get
: everybody to cut their hair a little shorter! Let's not even get
: started about how long the medieval chicas wore their hair, they
had
: braids tho, not dreads.
:
TNT showed a mini-series version of the Mists of Avalon a few weeks
ago and everyone had that kind of semi-dreaded hair. It was a cross
between dreads and earlocks. It looked pretty cool but I had to
wonder how historically accurate that is. I had never heard of it
before or seen it.

 


Follow Ups


Post Followup

Name:   
E-Mail:   
Subject:   

Optional link URL:   
Link title:   
Optional image URL:   
   
Served by ruboard 2.1.1; Copyright © 1998 by Andrew Maltsev.