1. Limits of the Study

2. Sources

3. Previous Work

4. Acknowledgements

1. Introduction

2. Male Costume

A. Basic Male Costume

a) The Gallic Coat

a') Form, Cut and Material

b') Chronology and Distribution

c') Social Status of the Coat

b) The Gallic Cape

c) The Scarf

d) Underclothes

B. Celtic and Germanic Costume

a) The Long-sleeved Tunic

b) The Cloak

c) Trousers

C. Occupational and Special Clothing

a) The Shoulder Cape

b) Leggings

c) The Apron

d) Drawers

e) The Sleeveless Tunic

f) Bands

g) Headgear

D. Clothing from Italy

a) The toga

b) The pallium

E. Late Roman Clothing

a) Cloak and Crossbow Brooch

b) The Tunic

3. Female Costume

A. Basic Female Costume

a) The Gallic Coat

b) The Cloak

c) Undergarment

d) The Bonnet

e) Stockings

B. The Costume of Menimane

a) The Long-sleeved Bodice

b) The Overtunic with fibulae

a') The Position of the fibulae on the Overtunic

c) The Cloak

d) The Scarf

e) The Hairnet and Bonnet

f) Fibulae and other Accessories of Metal

g) Dating and Distribution

C. The Long-sleeved Tunic and Associated Garments

D. The Dress of the Ubiae

a) The Bonnet

b) The Cloak

c) The Tunic and Undergarment

d) Dating and Distribution

E. The Costume of Nehalennia

F. Some Individual Garments

a) Drawers

b) Bands

G. Clothing from Italy

4. Childrens' Clothing

5. The Materials and Colour of Provincial Dress

1. Male Costume and its Context

2. Female Costume and its Context

3. The Provinces and Rome