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They were usually white or off-white if the cloth had not been bleached. Dyeing linen was difficult and not widely practised.
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What was the purpose of Egyptian clothing?
In ancient all civilisations including Egypt clothing was important to indicate rank. Not only clothing but jewellery, wigs and sandals.
What was ancient Egypt money system?
The Ancient Egyptians didn't use currency; they bartered. The Greeks introduced currency to Egypt.
What is a nome in ancient Egypt?
A Nome in ancient Egypt is was a subnational administrative division of ancient Egypt.
What did ancient mesopotamian weavers do?
They weaved clothing and other important objects either for Egypt, or for trade. They weaved clothing and other important objects either for Eygpt, or for trade.
What did ancient Egypt clothing makers do?
They would make things like jewelry and pottery.
What color was the clothing worn in Ancient Egypt?
Clothing was predominantly white.
What colors were used in ancient Egypt?
Technicolor.
Who Were people who made pottery jewelry linen clothing and other in ancient Egypt?
The people who made pottery jewelry linen clothing and other in ancient Egypt
What was applique used for in ancient Egypt and India?
clothing
Was Ancient Greece or Ancient Egypt better in clothing?
written by:Jamie Jordan
What is Difference between ancient Greece and ancient Egypt in clothing?
2+2=4
What 2 colors did scribes write with in ancient Egypt?
The two colors were black and red.
Material used for clothing in Egypt?
In ancient Egypt they wore Tunics, usually made from linen
What article of clothing was worn as a sign of mourning?
yellow in ancient Egypt
Why did Egyptian clothing have to be light?
Egyptian clothing was made as light as possible due to the climate. Ancient Egypt, and Modern Egypt, for that matter, was very hot, it was desert!
What materials were used to make clothing in ancient Egypt?
rush,reed,palm,linen
What was the name of the type of style clothing most woman wore in ancient Egypt?
chiton
