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Historical Archive: Gloves and Hats through about 1160 Representations follow surviving example. See also Crowns in the Objects depicted index, and Monastics and Religious officials in the Persons index. man's headdress in helmet form, 8th c. silk/linen/wood/leather, Hermitage КЗ-4576, fr. Moshchevaya Balka, which has its own page with details bull with man's head, steatite, Mesopotamia c.2150–2000 BCE, Louvre AO 2752. For additional views see Louvre. Gudea with overflowing vase, dolerite, c.2120 BCE, Louvre AO 2212. This work has its own page. Gudea dedicated to Ningishzida from Tello (Girsu), diorite, c.2120 BCE, Louvre AO 3293, AO 4108 Ur-Ningirsu (son of Gudea), gypsiferous alabaster, c.2110 BCE, Tello (Girsu), Louvre AO 9504 and Met (head). This work has its own page with more examples. Code of Hammurabi, basalt, 1792-1750 BCE, Louvre, Near Eastern Antiquities, Sb 8. This work has its own page. Royal couple, limestone, c.1335 BCE, SMB EgMP ÄM 15000, which has its own page hat? man with chain, 6th-5th c. BCE, Kazbeksky hoard, MSHM seated figure, ceramic, early 6th c. BCE Greece, SF 1925.389. For frontal view see SF. female ring-dancer, ceramic, 3rd c. BCE Cyprus (Chytroi or Soli?), KM 0000.02.9120. For frontal view see Kelsey. lion-skin hood: Omphale, Roman carnelian intaglio, CdM Chab. 1780. For modern impression see CdM. Reaper with bird, carnelian intaglio, 1st-6th c., Kelsey 26123, Bonner 122 Gemma Augustea, banded agate cameo, 9/10-12 CE, KHM ANSA IXa 79. This work has its own page. lion-skin hood: Commodus (?) as Hercules, gilded copper alloy, 2nd c., said to be from Hadrian's Wall, BM 1895,0408.1. Hercules has his own page. Mithras relief from Fiano Romano, reverse: Mithras banqueting with Sol, 2nd or 3rd c., marble, Louvre MND 1911. For full object with more hats see Louvre. funerary monument of Flavia Usiau, 2nd half of 2nd c., Tác-Gorsium (Roman Herculia. This work has its own page. grave stone with Orpheus from Dunapentele, 2nd half of 2nd c., HNM ransoming of Hector's body, marble sarcophagus lid, late 2nd-early 3rd c., KM 1979.03.0001. For frontal view see Kelsey. Mithras fr. City of London temple, marble, late 2nd-early 3rd c., MoL A16933 hats: Dionysiac scene on Sasanian silver/gilt dish, 224-651, from Alkino village, Pernoll, MSHM Gemini; wolf w Romulus, Remus: marble sarcophagus side 240-250 CE, Vat 916 Jonah sarcophagus, c.250-early 4th c., marble, Vat 31448, which has its own page Tetrarchs, porphyry, c.305, San Marco, Venice. This work has its own page. Junius Bassus sarcophagus, c.359, marble, Vat Tesoro 31529.3.1-3, which has its own page Daniel in the Lions' Den: sarcophagus from S. Giovanni Battista, Ravenna, marble, early 5th c., Ravenna Museo Nazionale 600. For contiguous images see Ravenna. Hestia tapestry, wool, 6th c., DO BZ.1929.1, which has its own page silk, Eastern Mediterranean? 6th-7th c., Sens CT Magus Balthasar, north wall mosaic, early 6th c., Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna. This monument has its own page. Barberini Diptych, ivory 527-65, Louvre OA 9063. This work has its own page. Nativity and Adoration of the Magi, ivory pyxis, Trier? late 8th/9th c., KHM X42. This work has its own page. pendant reliquary, Constantinople 10th-11th c., BM AF.354, which has its own page Veroli Casket, ivory and bone, mid to late 10th c., V&A 216-1865. This work has its own page with other hats. Veroli Casket, ivory and bone, mid to late 10th c., V&A 216-1865. This work has its own page with other hats. Cuman figures, sandstone, 11th-13th c., SMB MVFg IIId 9031/1-4, which have their own page gauffered coif: Adoration of the Magi, whalebone, c.1120-50, V&A 142-1866, which has its own page Lisbjerg Altar frontal/retable/arch c.1135-50, gilded copper, NMD D287. This work has its own page. Chartres west façade center 1140s-c.1150. For more views, and hats on West windows 1145-55, see Chartres. Head Reliquary of Pope Alexander; silver gilt with enamel and gems over wood core, c.1145, MRAH 1031. This work has its own page. rivers of Paradise, copper gilt, Mosan mid-12th c., Cluny Cl.1362. For full work with another hat see Cluny. Caiaphas in Jew's hat: ivory cross, c.1150-60, Cloisters 63.12, which has its own page with more hats. Gunhild cross, walrus ivory, c.1150-75, NMD 9087, which has its own page Novgorod cathedral doors, bronze, prob. 1152-54. The doors have their own page with other Jews' hats. Pope: Stavelot Triptych, Mosan, c.1156-58, Morgan AZ001, which has its own page. Jews: Stavelot Triptych, Mosan, c.1156-58, Morgan AZ001, which has its own page with more examples. Jews: Moses with brazen serpent, copper alloy enameled and gilt, c.1160, V&A M.59-1952