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Traces of Clothing Reuse in Kalamaja: Rags, a Hat and a Mitten on Top of the Goods

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Archaeological excavations in Tallinn have uncovered bits of clothing here and there. But the more than 2,300 pieces of clothing found in the Jahu Street landfill in Kalamaja are the largest collection of late medieval-early modern textiles ever discovered in a Hanseatic city.
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Archaeological excavations in Tallinn have uncovered bits of clothing here and there. But the more than 2,300 pieces of clothing found in the Jahu Street landfill in Kalamaja are the largest collection of late medieval-early modern textiles ever discovered in a Hanseatic city.

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pmo.ee broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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