Hauberk - Revision history

User 144 at 07:59, 16 March 2007

2007-03-16T07:59:36Z

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	A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[maille]] usually worn over a [[gambeson]] (a padded jacket). A hauberk usually extended to the knee and was split in the front and back to the crotch -- allowing the wearer to ride a [[horse]]. The sleeves could extend to the elbow or wrist.		A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[maille]] usually worn over a [[gambeson]] (a padded jacket). A hauberk usually extended to the knee and was split in the front and back to the crotch -- allowing the wearer to ride a [[horse]]. The sleeves could extend to the elbow or wrist.

	This type of [[armour]] was popular in the [[11th century]] and the early part of the [[12th century]] as oft times the sole body armour worn. [[Chausses]] appear in the 11th century in a abbreviated form and become more prevalent in the late [[12th century\|12th]] and [[13th century\|13th centuries]].		This type of [[armour]] was popular in the [[11th century]] and the early part of the [[12th century]] as oft times the sole body armour worn. [[Chausses]] appear in the 11th century in an abbreviated form and become more prevalent in the late [[12th century\|12th]] and [[13th century\|13th centuries]].

	A shorter maille shirt which extended only to the waist was called a [[byrnie]].		A shorter maille shirt which extended only to the waist was called a [[byrnie]].

2006-02-25T21:39:26Z

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2006-02-25T09:27:13Z

2006-02-25T02:47:24Z

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	A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[maille]] usually worn over a [[gambeson]] (a padded jacket). A hauberk usually extended to the knee and was split in the front and back to the crotch -- allowing the wearer to ride a [[horse]]. The sleeves could extend to the elbow or wrist.		A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[maille]] usually worn over a [[gambeson]] (a padded jacket). A hauberk usually extended to the knee and was split in the front and back to the crotch -- allowing the wearer to ride a [[horse]]. The sleeves could extend to the elbow or wrist.

	This type of [[armour]] was popular in the [[11th century]] and the early part of the [[12th century]].		This type of [[armour]] was popular in the [[11th century]] and the early part of the [[12th century]] as oft times the sole body armour worn. [[Chausses]] appear in the 11th century in a abbreviated form and become more prevalent in the late [[12th century\|12th]] and [[13th century\|13th centuries]].

	A shorter maille shirt which extended only to the waist was called a [[byrnie]].		A shorter maille shirt which extended only to the waist was called a [[byrnie]].

2006-02-25T02:38:38Z

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	A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[maille]] usually worn over a [[gambeson]] (a padded jacket). A hauberk usually extended to the knee and was split in the front and back to the crotch -- allowing the wearer to ride a [[horse]]. A ~~shorter~~ ~~maille shirt which extended only~~ to the ~~waist~~ ~~was~~ ~~called~~ ~~a ''byrnie''.~~		A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[maille]] usually worn over a [[gambeson]] (a padded jacket). A hauberk usually extended to the knee and was split in the front and back to the crotch -- allowing the wearer to ride a [[horse]]. The sleeves could extend to the elbow or wrist.

			This type of [[armour]] was popular in the [[11th century]] and the early part of the [[12th century]].

			A shorter maille shirt which extended only to the waist was called a [[byrnie]].

	''See also:''		''See also:''

2005-10-14T12:08:21Z

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	A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[~~chainmaille~~]] usually worn over a padded ~~undercoat~~.		A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[maille]] usually worn over a [[gambeson]] (a padded jacket). A hauberk usually extended to the knee and was split in the front and back to the crotch -- allowing the wearer to ride a [[horse]]. A shorter maille shirt which extended only to the waist was called a ''byrnie''.

	''See also:''		''See also:''
	* [[~~chainmaille~~]]		* [[maille]]
	* [[armour]]		* [[armour]]
	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]]

2004-08-26T00:23:42Z

2003-08-05T19:22:26Z

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	A '''hauberk''' is a full ~~lenght~~ coat made of [[chainmaille]] ~~usualy~~ worn over a padded undercoat.		A '''hauberk''' is a full length coat made of [[chainmaille]] usually worn over a padded undercoat.

	''See also:''		''See also:''

2003-06-20T19:39:53Z

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A '''hauberk''' is a full lenght coat made of [[chainmaille]] usualy worn over a padded undercoat.

''See also:''
* [[chainmaille]]
* [[armour]]