ALL TIMESCAPES > DRESS   1-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80 81-90 91-100   Clothes and Jewellery These Neolithic people probably still wore animal skins for much of the period. These skins would have been scraped and oiled in much ...     Examples of how these people may have dressed The nature of these early clothes means that little remains but we can assume that they would have worn skins of those animals which ...     Clothes of the Iron Age The clothes and jewellery worn by the people of the Iron Age were very similar to those of their immediate predecessors, the Bronze ...     Bronze Age Jewellery The Bronze Age people have left a marvellous collection of superb quality golden jewellery. The earliest examples were ingots which were ...     Bronze Age Clothing By the time of the Bronze Age, people had learned how to weave wool into cloth so that their clothes became a little more sophisticated ...     General Information about the English in Ireland The English, who came to Ireland from 1167, brought with them the fashion of European patterns. Men wore outer garments called kirtles ...     Clothes of Wealthy The wealthy followed English fashions and some very luxurious gowns were worn in and around Dublin. Many of these were trimmed with fur. ...     Brats The brat was a colourful, versatile and warm rectangular shaped piece of woollen cloth which was worn as a type of shawl. The colours ...     Changes mid 14th Century In the mid 14th century changes were introduced in men’s clothing. They now wore hose and a close fitting, knee length garment called a ...     Old English and Irish Dress - voluminous gowns and Flemish kirtles For Irish women there were basically three styles of dress. The first was this voluminous style which was worn by women of means. It was ...     <> 1-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80 81-90 91-100