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Anthropology

Judi Lynn

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8. I found one which looks pretty complex. It would take a lot of time to construct it, by all means!

Reply to wnylib (Reply #7)

Mon Jan 25, 2021, 04:19 AM

Jan 2021

They wanted to make sure no one could confuse royalty with mere commoners, apparently.

It's always interesting to study costuming in period films, watching carefully to determine how much research the people who do the costumes have actually done, to accurately represent the periods.

It is deeply interesting. One appreciates the people who take their occupations seriously.

P.S.: I feel obligation to mention, although everyone knows, what an evil monster Henry III was. It didn't seem right to not mention it!

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Farmers Discover Rare Statue of Pre-Hispanic Woman in Mexican Citrus Grove Judi Lynn Jan 2021 #1

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So glad you thought of sharing these amazing headdresses. Wow. Judi Lynn Jan 2021 #3

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You're not kidding! So wild. I knew they were deeply religious, but they went all out. Judi Lynn Jan 2021 #5

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Catherine of Aragon, first wife of Henry VIII, wnylib Jan 2021 #7

I found one which looks pretty complex. It would take a lot of time to construct it, by all means! Judi Lynn Jan 2021 #8