Coiffes

The head of the deceased was covered with a superposition of three types of headdresses, probably made of linen: a first cap in contact with the head, the thinnest and smallest, was provided with an opening; a second quilted cap had a protective function; finally a cap with ruffles took the shape of the second cap, the ruffles were slipped inside it. The whole was maintained by a twill ribbon. She also wore a hat and a wimple covered with a double white veil (probably linen).