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==Pillbox cap==
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*Rasquert, Netherlands (800600-900AD): This hat is made of fine diamond twill. The cap is similar to hat 1 from Leens being close fitting and extending down the back of the neck. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.69]**Leens, Netherland (600-900AD): . Two hats were found in Leens.** Hat 1 is a cap with and extention down the back of the neck. It is made from 3 pieces of different diamond twills. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.68]** Hat 2 is a pillbox cap. It is made from several pieces of the same diamond twill. It has decorative stitches along the seams. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.68]*Aalsum, Netherlands (500-900AD): This hat is made out of four pieces of different diamond twills. The hat sits close to the head and extends downwards over the ears and the back of the neck. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.66]*Oostrum, Netherlands (700-900AD): The hat was made from natural white wool which was dyed a light red woven in diamond twill, the decorative stitching was in darker red thread. This hat is similar in shape to the one from Aalsum, being close fitting and extending downwards over ears and back of the neck. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.69]
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==Forage style cap==
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|Archaeology=*Netherlands,4 hats dated to the period 700-1000AD have been identified from the Netherlands by Brandenburgh [BRANDENBURGH 2009].**Oostrum (700-900AD): The hat was made from natural white wool which was dyed a light red woven in diamond twill, the decorative stitching was in darker red thread. This hat is similar in shape to the one from Aalsum, being close fitting and extending downwards over ears and back of the neck. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.69]**Aalsum (500-900AD): This hat is made out of four pieces of different diamond twills. The hat sits close to the head and extends downwards over the ears and the back of the neck. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.66]** Leens. Two hats were found in Leens. Hat 1 is a cap with and extension down the back of the neck. It is made from 3 pieces of different diamond twills. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.68]**Rasquert (800-900AD): This hat is made of fine diamond twill. The cap is similar to hat 1 from Leens being close fitting and extending down the back of the neck. [BRANDENBURGH 2009:p.69]
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It is very unlikely that any straw item would survive to be found. Always on poor people. This kind of hat was depicted in use during the Roman period and again in the C12th. It is likely that such a simple hat was in use by common agricultural workers throughout the Viking Age.
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==Skull Caps==
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*Bayeux Tapestry Boat Builder [WILSON 1985]
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