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...pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.

=== Writing and artwork ===

== Artwork ==

...er.com/musicians.htm Musicians in Medieval and Renaissance Illustrations & Artwork]

A '''snood''' is a hairnet worn by ladies. It is depicted in [[medieval]] artwork and archaeology from the [[13th century]] onward. In [[period]], they were

...as long as human history itself. Throughout the ages [[manuscript]]s and [[artwork]] can be found that relate to historical [[event]]s, places and people.

...mordant]] in the natural [[dyeing]] of fabrics, and a green [[pigment]] in artwork and to make green [[leather]].

...ental stones raised by the [[Norse]] peoples, usually commonly carved with artwork and distinctive Norse [[rune]]s. These stones were often monuments to grea

* [http://4sefa.tripod.com/nursing.htm Artwork of Nursing Mothers]

* Split mittens in artwork - http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-carlson/cloth/gloves/gloves.htm

The typical dress of women, according to artwork, consisted of a [[white]] [[smock]], a draped blanket, and a [[turban]] or

...o luxurious) for a contracted span of time, or simply contract a number of artwork or services from that person. The artist or craftsman being patronised woul

An example of an artwork of this type, and why it's a bad source for our purposes, is discussed here

...esses with both buttoned front closures and long buttoned sleeves exist in artwork, but these are extremely rare compared to representations of the layered co

* [http://www.heatherspages.net/boxloom.htm Early Narrow-ware Looms in Period Artwork]