Reepsholt (1 ene 1 año – 1 ene 400 año)

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A sleeved tunic recovered from the Reepsholt bog in Friesland is woven from a single piece of cloth, including the sleeves, and sewn together at the sides. It features a wide, boat-shaped neckline. The body measures approximately 115 cm in width, resulting in a notably loose-fitting garment, particularly when worn without a belt. Based on archaeological and typological evidence, the tunic has been dated to the second century AD.
The close resemblance between the Reepsholt tunic and the Coptic-style tunics of Egypt suggests that it may have been imported from the Roman world or produced under strong Roman influence.


Levick, B. (z.d.). Pagan Anglo-Saxon Clothing. http://www.elizabethancostume.net/classroom/private/Ben/Class1/lesson4d.htm
Lawrie, C. (2013). The evolution of the tunic.

Leoba of Lecelad, 1–12. https://leobalecelad.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/collegium_garb_tunicevolution.pdf

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