Dress in Anglo-Saxon EnglandManchester University Press, 1986 - 241 strán (strany) In this study of Anglo-Saxon dress, Gail Owen-Crocker synthesizes a wide range of evidence - archaeological, historical and artistic - to reconstruct the history of the age, tracing political and cultural change through its repercussions in the area of fashion. The study aims to show how the growth of a Christian, literate culture is reflected in the increased importance of written or illustrated material as indicators of dress styles. |
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Introduction | 1 |
The Germanic tradition | 19 |
Womens costume in the fifth and sixth | 25 |
Reconstruction of the helmet from the ship burial at Sutton Hoo 114 | 39 |
Mens costume in the fifth and sixth | 65 |
Womens costume from the seventh to the | 85 |
Reconstruction of the wardance plaque from Fig 106 | 106 |
Mens costume from the seventh to the | 107 |
The Virgin on an ivory bookcover Paris Bibliothèque Nationale | 134 |
Ælfgyva from the Bayeux Tapestry | 135 |
Luna from London BL MS Cotton Tiberius B v fol 47 | 136 |
Woman with fillet from London BL MS Cotton Claudius B iv | 137 |
Superbia from London BL MS Additional 24199 fol 12 | 138 |
Pompa from London BL MS Additional 24199 fol 21V | 139 |
Philosophia from Cambridge Trinity College MS 0 3 7 fol I | 140 |
Figure from London Lambeth Palace Library MS 200 fol 68v | 141 |
The Minstrels Grave St Severinus Cologne W Germany | 115 |
Jewelled clasp and buckle from Taplow Buckinghamshire | 116 |
Figure of one of the Magi from the front of the Franks Casket | 117 |
Armed figure from Dublin Trinity College MS A I 6 fol 200 | 124 |
Pendant from Riseley Horton Kirby Kent | 125 |
Figure on a sculpture from Slaidburn Lancashire | 126 |
Human ornament from Dublin Trinity College MS A I 6 fol 40v | 127 |
Womens costume in the tenth and | 131 |
Queen Emma from London BL MS Stowe 944 fol 6 | 132 |
Queen Edith from the Bayeux Tapestry | 133 |
The Virgin from London BL MS Stowe 944 fol 6 | 142 |
Woman probably Judith of Flanders from New York Pierpoint | 143 |
Mens costume in the tenth and eleventh | 149 |
Textile production | 175 |
Conclusions | 197 |
Appendix | 203 |
Abbreviations | 209 |
Bibliography | 227 |
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Aldhelm Anglian Anglo-Saxon art Anglo-Saxon England appear archaeological band Bayeux Tapestry beads belt Birka BL MS Cotton braid brooches buckles burial clasps cloak cloth Codford colour costume Cotton Claudius Cotton Tiberius Crowfoot decorated depicted Dodwell dress eighth century elaborate embroidery England evidence example fabric fashion fastened female figures fillet Finglesham footwear Frankia Frankish Franks Casket Fuller Brooch garters Germanic girdle glosses gold gown grave-goods graves hair Hald Hawkes headdress Holywell Row hooded jewellery Kent King late Anglo-Saxon Latin leather linen male manuscripts metal neck Northumbrian Old English Old English word ornament pagan pair perhaps pins Plate possibly probably rings Roman Saxon sculptures secular seventh century ship burial shoes shoulder silk sixth centuries skeleton skirts sleeves sometimes stitched suggests survived Sutton Hoo Tablet weaving textile threads trousers tunic twill undergarment veil Viking Age waist wear weaving Winchester woman women wore worn woven wrist