I watched the video. Yes this style could be done that way, but it’s not quite believable that a woman would want her hair sewn together this way to create the style. The same coiled braid on the back of the head could be created in the modern world using hairpins. Of the old style. My grandmother did something similar without having the hair sewn together. It would be difficult to quickly undo this sewn hair, and most women would have fly always and loose bit coming out that need to have pins to pull them back in. Especially after sleeping on this hairdo. This hair archeologist is theorizing, demonstrating one way to do it. Tedious. I can’t believe these women had no U shaped hairpins in the ancient world.
I watched the video. Yes this style could be done that way, but it’s not quite believable that a woman would want her hair sewn together this way to create the style. The same coiled braid on the back of the head could be created in the modern world using hairpins. Of the old style. My grandmother did something similar without having the hair sewn together. It would be difficult to quickly undo this sewn hair, and most women would have fly always and loose bit coming out that need to have pins to pull them back in. Especially after sleeping on this hairdo. This hair archeologist is theorizing, demonstrating one way to do it. Tedious. I can’t believe these women had no U shaped hairpins in the ancient world.