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Hoods
A hood was originally a practical, and later a fashionable part of
garment. First hoods were worn only by men, but in the 14th century
some women's versions began to appear that were worn instead of coifs.
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![Click for further details](../Obrazky/6_Dobove/11_Kape/VI_11_05S.gif) |
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Orkney
Type of hood from 3-7th century that looked like a roman cucullus.
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![Click for further details](../Obrazky/6_Dobove/11_Kape/VI_11_01S.gif) |
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Herjolfsnes No.73
A hood for a very thin, small person. Late 14th century.
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![Click for further details](../Obrazky/6_Dobove/11_Kape/VI_11_02S.gif) |
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Herjolfsnes No.66
Big hood with a liripipe falling over the shoulders. Late 14th
century.
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![Click for further details](../Obrazky/6_Dobove/11_Kape/VI_11_03S.gif) |
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Herjolfsnes No.76
This hood belongs to a man's garment #43 and probably had a
liripipe. Late 14th century.
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![Click for further details](../Obrazky/6_Dobove/11_Kape/VI_11_04S.gif) |
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London
Ladies cape buttoned under the chin and on the neck, found during
excavation in London, dated to late 14th century.
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