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Woollen hangerock with embroidered darts down the back and a silk bias strip between the brooches. Worn over a woollen dress and a linen shift.<br> | Woollen hangerock with embroidered darts down the back and a silk bias strip between the brooches. Worn over a woollen dress and a linen shift.<br> | ||
Based on finds from Hedeby. | Based on finds from Hedeby. | ||
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Woollen hangerock with a tablet woven strip between the brooches and a woven band around the hem. Worn over a linen hangerock with a band around the hem. Worn over a linen shift. A woollen back train is worn over all of this.<br> | Woollen hangerock with a tablet woven strip between the brooches and a woven band around the hem. Worn over a linen hangerock with a band around the hem. Worn over a linen shift. A woollen back train is worn over all of this.<br> | ||
Based on the Tuna figure. | Based on the Tuna figure. | ||
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Pleated woollen hangerock with a tablet woven strip between the brooches. Worn over a pleated linen shift.<br> | Pleated woollen hangerock with a tablet woven strip between the brooches. Worn over a pleated linen shift.<br> | ||
Based on finds from Kostrup and Birka. | Based on finds from Kostrup and Birka. | ||
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Woollen hangerock with embroidered darts down the sides and a woven reinforcing band around the hem. Worn over a longer linen hangerock.<br> | Woollen hangerock with embroidered darts down the sides and a woven reinforcing band around the hem. Worn over a longer linen hangerock.<br> | ||
Based on finds from Hedeby and Birka. | Based on finds from Hedeby and Birka. | ||
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Double linen style of hangerocks. Worn over a pleated linen shift. A textile belt is worn around the waist.<br> | Double linen style of hangerocks. Worn over a pleated linen shift. A textile belt is worn around the waist.<br> | ||
Based on finds from Birka and interpreted by Grijer. | Based on finds from Birka and interpreted by Grijer. | ||
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Woollen hangerock with a separate linen apron over the top. The apron is edged with a silk bias tape. The Hangerock is worn over a non-pleated linen shift.<br> | Woollen hangerock with a separate linen apron over the top. The apron is edged with a silk bias tape. The Hangerock is worn over a non-pleated linen shift.<br> | ||
Based on finds from Birka and interpreted by Bau and Ewing. | Based on finds from Birka and interpreted by Bau and Ewing. | ||
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Woollen empire style hangerock with embroidered darts front and back. A textile belt is worn under the chest. Worn over a woollen shift.<br> | Woollen empire style hangerock with embroidered darts front and back. A textile belt is worn under the chest. Worn over a woollen shift.<br> | ||
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Some possible reconstructions
The seven figures shown here are intended to demonstrate possible interpretations of female clothing. Any single item from any of these examples can be interchanged with another. For example the Kostrup style of pleated hangerock could be worn with a non pleated shift and a back train.
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Woollen hangerock with embroidered darts down the back and a silk bias strip between the brooches. Worn over a woollen dress and a linen shift.
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Woollen hangerock with a tablet woven strip between the brooches and a woven band around the hem. Worn over a linen hangerock with a band around the hem. Worn over a linen shift. A woollen back train is worn over all of this. | ||
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Pleated woollen hangerock with a tablet woven strip between the brooches. Worn over a pleated linen shift.
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Woollen hangerock with embroidered darts down the sides and a woven reinforcing band around the hem. Worn over a longer linen hangerock. | ||
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Double linen style of hangerocks. Worn over a pleated linen shift. A textile belt is worn around the waist.
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Woollen hangerock with a separate linen apron over the top. The apron is edged with a silk bias tape. The Hangerock is worn over a non-pleated linen shift. | ||
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Woollen empire style hangerock with embroidered darts front and back. A textile belt is worn under the chest. Worn over a woollen shift. |
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