The Stob

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zjJpFYtx9s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iyRKIvwcLo

http://www.obsentinel.com/features/and-now-it-is-time-for-old-christmas-celebrations/article_fefb40a7-700a-5c3f-811d-04f28034881d.html

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/368732288231637075/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhBOFtpmpic

Phrygian Cap, Mitre, 'Thinking Cap', Monkshood (not the plant), Yarmulke, Sleeping cap, Pagan Roman shawls for men and women, Roman Catholic women, Greek and Russian Orthodox head shawls, Shamanic head coverings, "The wizards and witches- conical hat", Hijab, Modern 'Hoodies'. Yes, I think about geeky and weird things. E.g. "19th century sleeping caps" , are similar to the 1990's studies by Psychologists, 'warming the head caused beta-delta wave oscillation in the human b ... rain" (sleep and dreaming came more quickly). Monks have their hoods, Nuns have 'apostlnik' and 'wimples'. The pope wears a mitre, shamans had horned head coverings,etc. Hipsters wear 'toboggans' year round and everyone wears hoodies, on occasion. Tennessee , North Carolina and Kentucky, 'witches' always talked about a red handkerchief or a 'white three stained red handkerchief' worn on the head. 'Thinking