The Queen of Pamunkey, known as Cockacoeske to the English, received a red velvet cap which was fastened with a silver frontlet and silver chains.
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Arrian also describes the horses as wearing frontlets or head armour, of which examples were found at the Roman fort of Trimontium ( Newstead ) in Scotland.
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And thus it shall be for a sign upon their hands, and for frontlets between their eyes, for with a mighty hand God brought them out of Egypt.
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Where only a frontlet is used, in many cases the frontlet is permanently attached to the linen cloth, and so the linen cloth must be replaced with the frontlet.
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Where only a frontlet is used, in many cases the frontlet is permanently attached to the linen cloth, and so the linen cloth must be replaced with the frontlet.
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Where only a frontlet is used, in many cases the frontlet is permanently attached to the linen cloth, and so the linen cloth must be replaced with the frontlet.
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It was described by Robert Broom from a frontlet and horn core from Haagenstad ( now known as Florisbad ), which Broom believed to be an intermediate form between lechwe and waterbuck.
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There is very often a " frontlet " or short loop seen on the forehead ( right ), to adjust the hennin forward, and perhaps even to hold it on in wind.
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The 21 antler frontlets are sufficiently complete to see how they have been manufactured : two holes were perforated through the skull with a flint tool and the inside of the skull cap was smoothed.
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When the front of an altar is elaborately carved or painted, the additional cloth altar frontal normally reaches down only a few inches from the top of the altar table; this is called a'frontlet '.
