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Though there is a lack of evidence for fur hats from archaeology, there is the fragment from of a cap, probably of the pill box style, from the Hedeby settlement which was made from a piled fabric (woven fabric with tufts of un-spun, or loosely spun, wool woven or tied into the fabric). This would indicate that fake-fur hats were worn in the Viking Age. [HAGG 1991:p.59] This hat fragment has been dated to around 877AD [HAGG 2015:p.133]