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| Child's skull-cap. Late 19th century. Turkmen. Caspian Region |
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| Dervish's headgear "kulokh". Late 19th century. Uzbeks, Tadjiks. Samarkand Region |
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| Woman's wedding headdress. Mid.-19th century.Turkmen-Yomut. Caspian Region |
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| Girl's headdress. Mid.-19th century. Kazakhs. Central Kazakhstan |
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| Helmet. 18th century. Iranians. Persia |
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| Shaman's headgear. Late 19th cnetury. Evenks-Manegr. The Far East area, The Zeya basin |
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| Shaman's headgear. Late 19th - early 20th centuries. Tuvinians. Chinese Empire. Northern Mongolia. The Verkhniy Yenisei basin |
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| Man's ceremonial headdress. Late 19th century. Koreans. |
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| Headgear of a hunter for mammals. Late 19th - early 20th centuries. Aleutians. Aleutian Islands. |
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| Girl's headdress. Late 19th century. Russians. Penza Province |
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| Headdress of a young married woman. Late 19th cnetury. Tula Province |
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| "Kokoshnik" - headgear of a young married woman. Late 19th century. Russians. Pskov Province. The town of Toropets |
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| "Kokoshnik" - headgear of a young married woman. Early 19th century. Russians. Pskov Province |
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| "Kokoshnik" - festive headgear of a young married woman. Second half of the 19th century. Russians. Olonets Province |
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| Man's festive or wedding headdress. late 19th century. Russians. Altaian area |
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| Woman's wedding headgear. Mid.-19th century. Slovaks. Slovakia |
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| Bride's wedding headdress. Late 19th - early 20th centuries. Mordvinians-Erzya. Penza Province |
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| Woman's wedding headdress. Early 20th century. Ukranians-Guzuls. Ivano-Frankovsk Region |
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| Woman's wedding headdress. Late 19th century. Ukrainians. Volyn Province |
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| Bride-groom's headgear. Late 19th - early 20th centuries. Mordovians. Penza Province |
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| Headgear of a young married woman. Early 20th century. Mordovians. Saratov Province |
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| Bride's headdress. Early 20th century. Komi. Arkhangelsk Province |
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| Young man's felt hat. Early 20th century. Slovaks. Moravia |
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| Headgear of a young married woman. Late 19th - early 20th centuries. Mordovians-Erzya. Penza Province |
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| Young woman's headdress. Early 20th century. Poles. Warsaw Province |
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| Festive headdress of a married woman. Late 19th century. Ukrainians. Poltava Province |
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| Woman's festive headgear. 1912. Tartars. Kazan. Kazan Province |
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| Ornament put on a woman's wedding headgear. Early 20th century. Lakians. Daghestan. Balkhar village |
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| Woman''s wedding headgear. Mid.-19th century. Karakalpaks. Khorezm Oasis |
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