What did babylonians eat and wear?

Answer 1

At this time was a period of warmth on the earth. The people carried shields and spears mostly but full body armor was in its beginnings. Therefore, their clothing was preferably light or as an undergarment for the armor.

Answer 2

The people of the city of Babylonia were derived from the sumerians and the sumerian culture, their clothing and other traditions were similar to them. Just like any other civilization, the fashion changed every now and then.

Early Sumerian men typically wore waist strings or small loincloths that provided barely any coverage. However, later the wraparound skirt was introduced, which hung to the knee or lower and was held up by a thick, rounded belt that tied in the back. These skirts were typically decorated with fringe or pieces of fabric cut in a petal shape.

All classes of men seem to have worn these skirts. Early Sumerian women seem to have worn only a shawl wrapped around their bodies. These shawls were often decorated with simple border patterns or allover patterns. Later Sumerian women typically wore sewn outfits covered with tiers of fringe. These included skirts much like those worn by men and shawls or tops that were also fringed. By the end of Sumerian rule around 2000 B.C.E. both men and women wore skirts and shawls.

Answer 3

Mostly leather and fur clothes. They weren't very rich! They wore sheep skin shirks, with the skin turned inside and the wool combed into decorative fufts

Answer 4

the babylonians would eat herds and bugs. what they would wear is skin from animals. the skin would be dried then washed again

Answer 5

The color purple in fabrics was expensive and it was used by the highest classes so the high class had this purple color added to their fabrics.