ANST - garb question

[James W Lewis]

How early are you talking about?
On Mon, 04 Jan 1999 08:06:56 PST "kevin gatewood"
<thosepeople at hotmail.com> writes:
>
>Unless I am wrong,(& please correct me if I am. I just hate walking 
>around with egg on my face & not knowing it:)most early period female 
>garl incorporated pants of some sort. I do know that ALL Eastern, & 
>Middle Eastern garb would not be considered complete without pants. 
>This 
>is in keeping with the religious doctrines pertaining to modesty.
>
>What about possibly Early Celtic? Any info, anyone?
>
>HL Bonnie
>Namron, Anst.
>
>
>>
>>We have introduced a teenaged girl into the SCA recently.  She is 
>looking for a culture/persona that will allow her to wear pants, 
>rather 
>than dresses, as she is more comfortable in them.  Can you please 
>suggest a time/place where ladies did wear pants?  She is not 
>interested 
>in a male persona.
>>
>>
>>Thank you, Caitliin
>>
>><color><param>0000,0000,ffff</param>Kati Norris</color> - Houston, 
>Texas
>>USA  (kati at sprintmail.com)
>>
>><italic><color><param>ffff,0000,0000</param>Lady Caitlin bean
>>Ghearailt</color> - Barony of Stargate, Kingdom of Ansteorra
>>
>>Per pale gules and argent, a roundel and bordure
>>counterchanged.</italic>
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