I have finished one sock, scanned it, and again supplied directions. This sock is an anklet, unlike the first pair, which are knee socks. Ankle high socks have been found in Egypt. This sock is entirely an invention of mine, unlike the first pair, which are my take on an actual sock. This pattern is derived from a piece of 13th century Andalusian knitting.
All details are on the page.
Also, if there are any problems with the pages, display, etc., please let me know, as i'm trying to make this information accessible and i will gladly attempt to correct any glitches. There is even a mailing list for us, on eGroups, called Historic Knit. I want to attempt to document what kind of heel was used. Toledo's stockings have deteriorated at the very bottoms. The heels on those are well-preserved, and show a heel which is not turned in the modern way, but has a heel flap which is decreased, with the last stitches under the heel cast off together, forming a welt.