In:
http://www.nkp.cz/files/adopt_a_manuscript.pdf

Page 17 mentions the "Gradual of the Literati Brotherhood at St Havel’s in the Old Town of Prague" which might be what you are looking for.

It isn't a paper, but an entire book. I have previously ordered a copy from m (although it isn't there now), so you can always check their website periodically. Incidentally, there are rumours that there will be a new Hedeby book out 'soon' by Inga Hägg, called "Textil und Tracht in Haithabu,&q...

If you're looking for something that provides some shade and isn't a sunhat, then I second the suggestion to make something similar to the Skjoldehamn hood (and not only because you linked to my webpage). The reason why, is because of the little cockscomb-like seam that runs along the top of the hoo...

What might you suggest for my husband? I should apologise - the finds of plaid that I mentioned were *all* of the Viking Age examples I could think of! It's just the luck of archaeology that they are preserved from female graves, or from stray finds without an obviously gendered burial nearby. Real...

From Hedeby, there are Tattersall-type plaids (ie. very thin-bordered 'squares'), in graves 27/1963 (blue background, white lines), and 159/1960 (blue backround, red lines). Inga Hägg in "Textilfunde aus der Siedlung und aus den Gräbern von Haithabu" seems to imply they would be from the t...