{{Stars1|Category = Women's Clothing}}
{{Belts}}
===No Belts===
{{Evidence
|Art
|Literature
|Archaeology=*Isle of Man, St. Patrick's Isle. 'Pagan Library'. A possible tablet woven belt [FREKE 2002].
|Discussion
}}
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===Braided or tablet woven textile belt===
{{Evidence
|Art
|Literature
|Archaeology=
*Isle of Man, St. Patrick's Isle. 'Pagan Library'. A possible tablet woven belt [FREKE 2002].
|Discussion
}}
|Literature
|Archaeology=
*England
** Cumwhitton, Grave 2. [PATERSON 2014]
*Scotland
**Kneep(Cnip). Hiberno-Norse style buckle and strap end. The strap end was found across the lower left ribcage. Possible leather remains between the copper-alloy plates. [WELANDER, BATEY and & COWIE 1987]**Valtos. Buckle [MacLEOD MACLEOD 1916:p.181-189] [GRIEG 1940:p.75-77] [WELANDER, BATEY and & COWIE 1987:p.170]
|Discussion =
Currently the only evidence we have for women wearing leather belts with metal fittings is from the Norwegian Viking inhabited areas of Scotlandand England.
}}
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TH Cumwhitton Buckle & Strap end Grave 2.JPG|England, Cumwhitton
VA_Cnip.JPG|Scotland, Kneep (Cnip)
Buckle Scotland, Valtos (MacLeod 1916).JPG|Scotland, Valtos
</gallery>
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==Reference==
<nocite>{{Ref|Arbman 1940}}FREKE2002{{Ref|Freke 2002}}GEIJER1938{{Ref|Geijer 1938}}GRIEG1940{{Ref|Grieg 1940}}JANSON1986{{Ref|Jansson 1986}}MacLEOD1916{{Ref|Macleod 1916}}MALARSTEDT1986{{Ref|Malarstedt 1986}}WELANDER1987{{Ref|Paterson 2014}}</nocite>{{Ref|Welander, Batey & Cowie 1987}}<biblio force=false>#[[Template:Bib]]</biblio>
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[[Category:Belts and Plates]]