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Perfume in the Anglo‑Saxon era was subtle, herbal and deeply personal. Instead of liquid fragrances, women carried scent bundles — small pouches filled with lavender, sweet woodruff, crushed rose petals or dried meadowsweet. These were tucked into clothing or worn on belts, releasing a soft, natural aroma throughout the day. Scent was believed to protect the bodyContinue reading “Anglo‑Saxon Perfume + Scent Culture”