Trousers were not invented yet. Still there were shoes, leggings, lumbar belts, shirts, jackets, vests, coats and headgear. Evidence of leather and wool is difficult to provide due to the chemical composition of the water within Lake Constance. Evidence of leather and wool is difficult to provide due to the chemical composition of the water within Lake Constance. Buttons, pendants, garment pins and hairpins provide further clues. Jewellery was obviously important. t was made out of bone and stone, and later also of glass and shiny metals. There are numerous finds of necklaces, hairpins, pin combs, beads, bracelets and fingerrings. Personal items such as knives, razors, flutes and spindle whorls were carried in pockets or attached to belts. Amulets were worn directly on the body.