Looking at the 'headgear' in Post #8 as it was drawn on the page, there are two apparent facts. It is an Eastern crown with pointed palisades and it has the imperial 'basket' on top. So, name an eastern empire relevant to the C-14 dates. The Holy Roman Empire. Then name a woman who was an empress during that era. First on the list still seems to be Barbara of Cilli.
The medieval illustrations of Barbara of Cilli show her with a different style of crown; one where the palisades are shaped like three-leafed clover or the upper stem part of a heraldic cross botany. The problem with this version of a crown is that it was more widely used, like the fleur-de-lis, and if used in the VMs, would seem to be less accurate in designating a specific person as an HRE empress.
Nymphs in the VMs may be identified by their attributes, be it a cosmic spindle or a green dress - as long as we can identify their attributes.
The medieval illustrations of Barbara of Cilli show her with a different style of crown; one where the palisades are shaped like three-leafed clover or the upper stem part of a heraldic cross botany. The problem with this version of a crown is that it was more widely used, like the fleur-de-lis, and if used in the VMs, would seem to be less accurate in designating a specific person as an HRE empress.
Nymphs in the VMs may be identified by their attributes, be it a cosmic spindle or a green dress - as long as we can identify their attributes.