Surviving Garment Site Notes

				http://www.heatherrosejones.com/survivinggarments/index.html Retrieved on 16 March 2008 "Garment No.: 450 ... Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information More specific date information, if available: 7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Antinoe Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: in the modern country of ...Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: coat The primary material is silk Secondary material (if applicable): wool Description: garment in purple silk with embroidered woolen band and bands of silk brocade with peacocks Mentioned in: Cox 1902 Cox, Raymond. 1902. Le Musée Historique des Tissus de Lyon. Lyon. Discussed in this reference at: p.170 #120 Images: Notes: uncertain exactly what these are, but worth tracking down" "Garment No.: 455 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 6-7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Antinoe Source culture if different and known: Persian/Parthian The current location (if known) is: Berlin Museum in the modern country of Germany Catalog number or other identifying information: 14231 Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: coat The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: Antinoe coat #1? Mentioned in: Flury-Lemberg 1988b Flury-Lemberg, Mechthild. 1988. "A recent silk find from Antinoe" in Estham, Inger & Margareta Nockert (eds). 1988. Opera Textilia Variorum Temporum. Museum of National Antiquities, Stockholm. Discussed in this reference at: (article) Images: Notes: check the pub dates on all Flury-Lemberg Mentioned in: Harte & Ponting 1983 Harte, N.B. & K.G. Ponting ed. 1983. Cloth and Clothing in Medieval Europe. Heinemann Educational Books, The Pasold Research Fund. Discussed in this reference at: 16.13 Images: Notes: Mentioned in: Martiniani-Reber 1986 Martiniani-Reber, Marielle. 1986. Soieries sassanides, coptes et byzantines Ve-XIe siècles. Lyon musée historique des tissus, Paris. Discussed in this reference at: no. 22 Images: Notes: Mentioned in: Tilke ???? Tilke, Max. ????. Costume Patterns and Designs. Frederick A. Praeger, New York. Discussed in this reference at: pl. 4 no. 5, also pl. 5 no. 1? Images: Notes: Mentioned in: Wulff & Volbach ???? Wulff, O. & W.F. Volbach. ???? Spätantike und Koptische Stoffe aus Ägyptischen Grabfunden in den Staatlichen Museen Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum / Ägyptisches Museum Schliemann-Sammlung. Verlag Ernst Wasmuch A.G., Berlin. Discussed in this reference at: pl. 125-6 Images: Notes: get date" "Garment No.: 461 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: No specific date has been suggested. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Fayum Source culture if different and known: Persian The current location (if known) is: Berlin in the modern country of Germany Catalog number or other identifying information: Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: coat The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: Mentioned in: Tilke ???? Tilke, Max. ????. Costume Patterns and Designs. Frederick A. Praeger, New York. Discussed in this reference at: pl. 5 no. 4-6 Images: Notes:" "Garment No.: 458 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 6th c. late - early 7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Antinoe Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: Lyon textile museum in the modern country of France Catalog number or other identifying information: Inv. 34872 Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: coat The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: Antinoe coat #2, in worse condition than coat #1, not all the cites are clearly this item Mentioned in: Arizzoli-Clémentel 1996 Arizzoli-Clémentel, Pierre. 1996. The Textile Museum, Lyons. Fondation Paribas, Cambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Lyon. Discussed in this reference at: p.33 Images: Notes: Mentioned in: Cox 1902 Cox, Raymond. 1902. Le Musée Historique des Tissus de Lyon. Lyon. Discussed in this reference at: p.169 #15 Images: Notes: uncertain exactly what these are, but worth tracking down Mentioned in: Martiniani-Reber 1986 Martiniani-Reber, Marielle. 1986. Soieries sassanides, coptes et byzantines Ve-XIe siècles. Lyon musée historique des tissus, Paris. Discussed in this reference at: no. 23 Images: Notes:" "Garment No.: 459 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 6-7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Antinoe Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: in the modern country of Catalog number or other identifying information: Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: coat The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: Antinoe coat ?3?, coat with long sleeves, red decorative bands with cruciform motif Mentioned in: Cox 1902 Cox, Raymond. 1902. Le Musée Historique des Tissus de Lyon. Lyon. Discussed in this reference at: p.169 #117 Images: Notes: uncertain exactly what these are, but worth tracking down Garment No.: 460 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Antinoe Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: in the modern country of Catalog number or other identifying information: Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: coat The primary material is silk Secondary material (if applicable): Description: Antinoe coat ?4?, garment with long sleeves, purple silk with polychrome bands Mentioned in: Cox 1902 Cox, Raymond. 1902. Le Musée Historique des Tissus de Lyon. Lyon. Discussed in this reference at: p.170 #118 Images: Notes: uncertain exactly what these are, but worth tracking down" "Garment No.: 444 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 6-7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Antinoe Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: Berlin Museum in the modern country of Germany Catalog number or other identifying information: #14243 Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: tunic The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: partial, to show decorative bands Mentioned in: Wulff & Volbach ???? Wulff, O. & W.F. Volbach. ???? Spätantike und Koptische Stoffe aus Ägyptischen Grabfunden in den Staatlichen Museen Kaiser-Friedrich-Museum / Ägyptisches Museum Schliemann-Sammlung. Verlag Ernst Wasmuch A.G., Berlin. Discussed in this reference at: pl. 121-2 Images: Notes: get date "Garment No.: 447 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 6-7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Antinoe Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: Lyon textile museum in the modern country of France Catalog number or other identifying information: Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: tunic The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: with tapestry decoration Mentioned in: Cox 1902 Cox, Raymond. 1902. Le Musée Historique des Tissus de Lyon. Lyon. Discussed in this reference at: p.169 #116 Images: Notes: uncertain exactly what these are, but worth tracking down" "Garment No.: 463 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 6-7th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Tuna Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York in the modern country of USA Catalog number or other identifying information: Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: tunic The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: Mentioned in: Davenport 1948 Davenport, Millia. 1948. The Book of Costume. Crown Publishers, New York. Discussed in this reference at: no. 113 Images: Notes: " "Garment No.: 464 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: ca. 600 CE Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Ahkmim Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: Gemeentemuseum, The Hague (Netherlands) in the modern country of Low Countries Catalog number or other identifying information: Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: tunic The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: child's hooded tunic Mentioned in: Flury-Lemberg 1988b Flury-Lemberg, Mechthild. 1988. "A recent silk find from Antinoe" in Estham, Inger & Margareta Nockert (eds). 1988. Opera Textilia Variorum Temporum. Museum of National Antiquities, Stockholm. Discussed in this reference at: p.238f Images: Notes: check the pub dates on all Flury-Lemberg" "Garment No.: 465 Use this number when corresponding about the record or correlating information in different reports. Date Information Sub-Roman (roughly 4-7th c.) Based partly on archaeologic definitions and partly on a date range ca. 4-7th centuries. This label is somewhat inaccurate, since it applies generally and not only to regions that had Roman influence. More specific date information, if available: 6-8th c. Location Information This item was found in the modern country of Egypt specifically at: Ahkmim Source culture if different and known: The current location (if known) is: Victoria and Albert Museum in the modern country of England Catalog number or other identifying information: 136-1891 Information about the Person who Wore the Garment (if known) The person who wore or owned this garment (if known), or the nickname of the garment, was: Secular or Ecclesiastical? -- Secular Gender? -- unknown or uncertain Garment Description This is generally classed as: Body Garment (e.g., tunic, skirt) A more specific name might be: tunic The primary material is Secondary material (if applicable): Description: Mentioned in: Heinrich 1992 Heinrich, Linda. 1992. The Magic of Linen: Flax Seed to Woven Cloth. Orca Book Publishers, Victoria. Discussed in this reference at: p.189 Images: Notes:"