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Anglo-Saxon with a forked beard wears a green mantle fastened with a long brooch

Anglo-Saxon with a forked beard wears a green mantle fastened with a long brooch


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Anglo-Saxon with a forked beard wears a green mantle fastened with a long brooch

Anglo-Saxon with a forked beard wears a green mantle fastened with a long brooch, a roc or super-tunic with a gold border over a short tunic with side vents & an ornate border. Date: 8th century

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An Anglo-Saxon Nobleman in Regal Attire: A Portrait from the Eighth Century This evocative image captures the enigmatic presence of an Anglo-Saxon nobleman from the early medieval period, dressed in the opulence and grandeur befitting his high social standing. The man's distinctive forked beard, a hallmark of Anglo-Saxon masculinity, frames his strong, determined face. He wears a vibrant green mantle, a versatile garment that served both as a cloak and a symbol of status, fastened with a long, intricately-designed brooch. Beneath the mantle, the nobleman dons a roc or super-tunic, a luxurious garment characterized by its long, flowing sleeves and a gold border. This tunic is worn over a shorter tunic, with side vents that allow for ease of movement. The ornate gold border, adorned with intricate patterns and motifs, adds an air of sophistication and wealth to the ensemble. The man's attire is further accessorized with a cross-legged throne, a symbol of power and authority, and a bolster, which would have provided additional comfort and support during long hours of courtly proceedings. The image, believed to date from the eighth century, offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich and complex world of Anglo-Saxon courtly dress, providing valuable insights into the fashion, culture, and society of this intriguing historical period.

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