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Herjolfsnes no.76
This is an example of a short hood widened on the shoulders by
insertions. It was square, not round on top of the head. The body of
the hood was pretty well-preserved. Some suggest that it could have
had a liripipe, but the latter has never been found. Based on the
shape of the hood, it is impossible to determine whether it did or did
not have a liripipe, as a similar hood has been found without a
liripipe, as well as a similar hood with a liripipe 67 cm long. End of
14th century.
Based on: Meddelelser om Gronland, Buried Norsemen at
Herjolfsnes; Dr.phil. Poul Norlund; Copenhagen 1924; C.A.Reitzel
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