medieval hooded tunic renaud natural Middeleeuwse broches Bags of this kind were

Bags of this kind were worn by Viking and other early medieval people across North and Central Europe

or deflect an opponent’s shield or weapon

The drinking horn decoration is a replica of a 14th century original excavated at Castle Douglas in Scotland (Dumfries

permitting the sporran to be hung around the kilt

medieval hooded tunic renaud natural Middeleeuwse broches Bags of this kind wereMen of the lower classes in the High and Late Middle Ages (10001500 AD) wore a tunicellaan 'over tunic' with a built in hoodfor field work during the cold months or whilst travelling. The tunicella is particularly well suited to re enacting medieval travellers, as it features a split to permit walking, running and riding on horseback, whilst also protecting the legs from cold weather. The hood offers shelter from rain and wind. The tunic has been