Ancient Egyptian tunic fragment from Mostagedda dated 30 BC - AD 642

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Ancient Egyptian tunic fragment from Mostagedda dated 30 BC - AD 642 - Bolton's Egypt

Ancient Egyptian tunic fragment from Mostagedda dated 30 BC – AD 642

Long band of coarsely woven yellow cloth, woollen, plain weave with tapestry woven band 85mm wide stitched to it. Band woven in red, blue and yellow on hard twisted double warps. Series of roundels evidently formed the central pattern, but all perished probably owing to strain on warps when weaving them. Yellow cloth to which band is stitched has a cable edging and rough darn in thick yellow wool.

Object details

Reference: BOLMG:1930.56.46
Material: wool
Period: Roman Period - Coptic Period
Excavator: Guy Brunton
Dated: 30 BC - AD 642
Object name: tunic fragment
Dimensions: Length: 1089mm , Width: 185mm
Published references: Brunton Mostagedda p.144
Site: Mostagedda

Latitude: 27.083333
Longitude: 31.383333