12th Century purses - Revision history

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	If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few ~~extant~~ 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.		If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few 12th century pouches still exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.

	One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a [[seal]] of a 12th century [[taxman]]. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of [[coin]]s dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the [[tax collector]].		One context in which we do see a purse depicted is the [[seal]] of a 12th century [[taxman]]. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of [[coin]]s dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the [[tax collector]].

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	If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.		If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.

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	If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.		If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.

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	If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.		If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.

	One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a [[seal]] of a 12th century taxman. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of [[coin]]s dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the [[tax collector]].		One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a [[seal]] of a 12th century [[taxman]]. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of [[coin]]s dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the [[tax collector]].


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	One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a [[seal]] of a 12th century taxman. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of [[coin]]s dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the [[tax collector]].		One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a [[seal]] of a 12th century taxman. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of [[coin]]s dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the [[tax collector]].


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Cian at 07:23, 11 June 2004

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	If you take a look at 12th century artwork, you will see very few depictions of ~~pouches~~. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely ~~explaination~~ is that ~~pouches~~ and ~~purses~~ were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.		If you take a look at [[12th century]] [[artwork]], you will see very few depictions of [[pouch]]es. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explanation is that [[pouch]]es and [[purse]]s were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.

	One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a seal of a 12th century taxman. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of ~~coins~~ dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the tax collector.		One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a [[seal]] of a 12th century taxman. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of [[coin]]s dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the [[tax collector]].

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If you take a look at 12th century artwork, you will see very few depictions of pouches. Yet quite a few extant 12th century pouches exist. The most likely explaination is that pouches and purses were only shown when they were significant to the artwork.

One context in which we do see a purse depicted is a seal of a 12th century taxman. The seal depicts a man holding out a purse and a couple of coins dropping into it. The pouch suddenly becomes important as the occupational tool of the tax collector.