Hood

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Hoods were worn on the head by all levels of the population. They ranged from small hoods that just covered the head and neck, to large hoods with dagging, braiding and other decorations that covered the entire shoulders with long tips behind the head. Some included a liripipe.

Hoods were also used on birds for falconry. These hoods cover the eyes and most of the head of the bird so as to blind it for transport. The hood is removed from the hooded bird just before it is released to fly.