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INTRODUCTION
BULGARIAN MEDIEVAL CLOTHING – ABSTRACT
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eremonial royal garb
Boyana church(1259)
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RISTOCRACY
LIST OF WELL-PRESERVED PORTRAITS IN BULGARIAN WALL PAINTINGS XIII – XIV
Sveti Arhangeli church in Kastoria (early XIII century)
Boyana church (1259 or XIV century)
Gligora cave church near Karlukovo (late XIII – early XIV century)
Rock-hewn churches of Ivanovo (XIII – XIV century)
The church in Dolna Kamenitsa Village (1323 – 1330)
The church in Stanichene Village (1331 – 1332)
The church in Kalotina Village (1331 – 1337)
Zemen Monastery (1354)
Sveta Marina cave church near Karlukovo (the second half of XIV century)
For comperative analysis:
List of well-preserved portraits in Byzantine wall paintings XIII – XIV century
List of well-preserved portraits in Serbian wall paintings XIII – XIV century
Serbian aristocracy XIII – XIV century
C
OMMON PEOPLE
Hrelyova kula in Rila Monastery (1334 – 1335)
Some wall paintings in Zemen Monastery
Daily life paintings in Boyana Church
Preslav necropolis (funerals in XIII – XIV centuries)
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Findings in Sveti chetirideset machenitsi Church in Veliko Tarnovo (XIII – XIV century)
Necropolis near Negovanovtsi Village (second half of XIV century)
Necropolis near Kaliakra fortress XIII – XIV century
Necropolis near Yantra Village XIV century
G
ENERAL NOTES
Bulgarian medieval HAIRSTYLES, moustache and beard fashions
WOMEN'S HEADDRESS arrangements during the Second Bulgarian empire – varieties and appearance (with English summary)
UNDERWEAR on the medieval Balkans – what did men wear under their skirts?
MATERIALS from which medieval clothes were made
PATTERNS for some of the reenactment clothes shown here
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