*Ireland and Scotland (C12th – C13th) Thin gold bands with Scandinavian associations and small round perforations at the end of each terminal. They are suitably sized to be used as fillets or headbands. [WINCOTT HECKETT 2003: p.7]
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Owen-Crocker describes the evidence for fillets as “intermittent but recurrent” [OWEN-CROCKER 2005: p.49]. Though no such headband is visible on the majority of illustrations of women [OWEN 1976: p.603] Wills- bequeathed bands (in some cases gold). [OWEN-CROCKER 20042005: p.49]
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