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W Women

WE Women - English

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Christian Woman AD793‑1215

Following the rules of the church, her hair is covered by a wimple worn atop a wrap over cloak. Her woollen clothing is undyed. This look can be worn at any Regia event.

Louise

Alan Tidy

WE0001

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English Thegnly Woman AD900‑1179

A wealthy woman wearing a veil over her woollen mantle. Under this she wears a woollen dress cut slightly short in the arm and skirt to expose a little of the linen undershift beneath.

Kat

Alan Tidy

WE0002

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English Ceorl AD793‑899

The woman is wearing an open palla whilst the man wears a simple madder dyed tunic and carries a seax.

Richard & Liz

WE0004

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Closed Palla AD793‑899

Louise

WE0006

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Norman Lady AD1042‑1179

Sarah

WE0007

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Angevin Lady AD1179‑1215

Kat

WE0008

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Angevin Lady AD1179‑1215

Kat

WE0009

WV Women - Viking

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Viking Bondi AD793‑979

She is wearing a yellow hangerock with type P37 oval brooches, gilded in gold. For warmth she has a long coat, closed by a single trefoil brooch and her hair is gathered up and covered with a simple cap.

Catherine

WV0003

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Viking Bondi AD793‑979

She wears a full oval brooch set, hangerock, shawl and back train.

Louise

WV0005

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Viking AD793-980

Helen

WV0006

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Hiberno Norse Woman AD793-980

Louise

WV0008

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Gotland Viking AD793-980

Alicia

WV0009

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Gotland Viking AD793-980

Alicia

WV0010

WC Women - Carolingian

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Carolingian AD793-980

Louise

WC0001

WN Women - Nuns

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Nun AD793‑1215

A 'mynecen' or a nun living in a convent - following the Rule of St Benedict. Dark wool dress and veil, white underdress and wimple.

Jane

WN0001

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Nun

Jane

WN0002

M Men

ME Men - English

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Freeman AD793‑1215

An educated freeman of some wealth as shown by the colours of his clothing. He wears the common short everyday cloak. This look can be worn at any Regia event.

Gary

ME0001

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Freeman AD793‑1180

A free man dressed in an undyed tunic. His hood and leg bindings are however more colourful having been dyed with weld.

Malcolm

ME0002

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English Thegn AD793‑1180

This Lord wears a madder dyed tunic and cloak. The neck and cuffs of his tunic are decorated in tablet weave and his cloak is closed with a large disc brooch.

Pat

ME0003

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Freeman AD793‑1180

This freeman wears a yellow linen shirt with a V-neck opening. In addition he carries a war-knife, known as a seax, in a sheath suspended from his belt and leg bindings around his lower legs.

Mike

ME0004

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Anglo‑Dane Knife Maker AD930‑979

His madder dyed tunic is embroidered in the Viking Jelling style. On his belt and in his hand are English seaxes with tooled leather sheaths.

Ted

ME0005

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Gav

ME0006

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Tom

ME0007

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Ted

ME0008

MC Men - Carolingian

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Frisian AD793‑899

He wears distinctive Frisian fashion, a 'pill box' hat, buckled leather garter straps and a 'pallia fresonica' or Frisian cloak.

Gary (AT)

MC0001

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Carolingian Tunic and hat

Gav (LA)

MC0002

MP Men - Priests

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Acolyte AD793‑1215

Worn by acolytes, thurifers and other functionaries across all of Regia's periods.

Martin

Alan Tidy

MC0001

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Bishop AD793‑1041

Dressed in 'choir' robes. A stole is worn over both shoulders - in the priestly manner. The pectoral cross and ring are the marks of a bishop.

Martin

Alan Tidy

MC0002

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Cistercian Monk

Martin

Alan Tidy

MC0003

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Deacon AD793‑980

Robed for Mass, in alb, stole (over right shoulder) and dalmatic. The tassels on the dalmatic go out of fashion at the end of the C10th.

Martin

Alan Tidy

MC0004

C Warriors

CE Warriors - English

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Fyrdman AD793‑1179

Every 5 hides of land have to supply a part-time warrior when called upon by the King. The warrior must be adequately equipped with a minimum of a spear, short arm and shield.

Michael

CE0001

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Paul

CE0002

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Greg

CE0003

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English Thegn AD793‑979

A rich English warrior wearing a Coppergate style helmet and a mail shirt. He is armed with a sword, seax and spear and carries a lenticular shaped shield.

Tom

CE0004

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Dan

CE0005

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Steve

CE0006

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Roger

CE0007

CV Warriors - Viking

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Viking Warrior

Gav

CV0001

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Wearing a military lined and decorated wrap-around jacket, pinned at the hip by a ringed pin. These 'warrior jackets' are adopted from the mounted warriors from Eastern Europe. He carries a single-edged sword, typical of Norwegian Vikings

Dave

CV0002

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Viking Warrior AD793‑979

Viking warrior in a spectacle helm and warrior coat. He has a Petersen type 'C' sword and a leaf shaped spear.

Mike

CV0003

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Gotland Warrior

Wearing Gotland strides

Gav

CV0004

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Mike

CV0005

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Viking Warrior AD900‑979

He wears a Viking spectacle helm and mail armour. He fights with an axe and carries an tri-lobe sword on a baldric.

Gav

CV0006

CC Warriors - Carolingian

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Carolingian Warrior

Gav

CC0001

A Accessories

AH Accessories - Head Coverings

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Veil

AH0001

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Wimple

AH0002

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Cap

AH0003

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Viking style hair AD793‑979

AH0004

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Viking Cap AD793‑979

Viking women wearing a cap based on the finds from York, Lincoln & Dublin.

AH0005

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Viking Scarf AD793‑979

Viking women wearing a scarf based on the finds from Dublin.

AH0006

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Aalsum hat

AH0007

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Pillbox hat

by Liz Daborn

AH0008

AB Accessories - Belts

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Bone fittings

by Roland Williamson

AB0001

AM Accessories - Mittens

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Woven Cloth Mittens

by Louise Archer

AM0001

AK Accessories - Socks

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Woven Cloth Sock

by Louise Archer

AK0001

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Naalbound Sock

by Louise Archer

AK0002

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Naalbound Sock

by Carole Tidy

AK0003

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Leg Bindings AD793‑1180

Many men wear leg bindings wrapped around their lower legs. They average 9cm wide, have a natural selvage and are primarily woven in a twill to give them more stretch.

by Liz Daborn

AK0004

AS Accessories - Shoes

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Shoe AD850‑1050

Simple slip on shoes like these have been found in England, Ireland and Denmark.

by Ana Deissler

AS0001

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Toggled Boot AD850‑1050

Simple low ankle boots like these were common in England, Frisia and France.

by Ana Deissler

AS0002

AC Accessories - Combs

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Double‑sided Comb AD680‑979

Used in England, France, Frisia and Germany. Made of Red deer antler and fixed with iron rivets.

by Roland Williamson

AC0001

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Handled Antler Comb AD700‑1100

Used in England, France and Frisia. Made of Red deer antler and fixed with iron rivets.

by Gavin Archer

AC0002

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Antler Comb AD900‑1020

Commonly used in all of Northern Europe. Made of Red deer antler and fixed with iron rivets.

by Gavin Archer

AC0003

J Jewellery

JD Jewellery - Disc Brooches

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Trewhiddle Brooch AD840‑910

A large silver brooch worn by both English men and women and decorated in the Trewhiddle art style.

by Roland Williamson

JD0001

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Urnes Brooch

by Druid

JD0002

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Cloisonne Brooch

by John Shulver

JD0003

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Square Mammen Brooch

by Roland Williamson

JD0004

JF Jewellery - Finger Rings

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Trewhiddle Ring AD840‑910

A silver finger ring with Trewhiddle style decoration and black niello.

by Roland Williamson

JF0001

E Weapons

EX Weapons - Seaxes & Viking Knives

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Blunt combat seax

EX0001

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Seax Type III/II AD850‑1150

Seax Blades vary in length from between 7 to 11. Sheaths are usually decorated in Winchester styles and simple knot work, applied by tooling.

by Ted Jones

EX0002

I Wic Items

IS Wic Spoons

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Bone Spoon AD793‑1215

Made from the long bones of cattle and horses, bone spoons are used throughout Regia’s period.

by Roland Williamson

IS0001