Then you are talking about Burgundian.
http://cadieux.mediumaevum.com/burgundian-gown.html
http://cadieux.mediumaevum.com/burgundian-reference.html
Which to my understanding evolved from the houppelande
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Thanks to all for help! I think I'll take your advice and make
Hi,
Finally making progress in my quest to build pieces to use in my history
class. The ancients are certainly some of the simplest to build, but of
course I have an insatiable need to complicate my life and my projects!
So, if you were building a Roman paenula (hooded poncho-like garment) in
Do you have an image to refresh my memory?
I think we studied some Early Roman paintings that the teacher said had this
type of hood/ covering. I think he suggested that most outer edges were left
raw but folded somehow. Like a double piece of fabric that is made when you
fold 2 edges together
