Pharaohs and kings wore death masks.
the animal that osiris wore on his head in ancient Egypt the animal that osiris wore on his head in ancient Egypt
In ancient Egypt they wore Tunics, usually made from linen
they wore linen, or animal skins
They wore skintight dresses.
The most famous death mask belongs to Pharaoh Tutankhamun, discovered in his tomb in 1922. Other notable Pharaohs, such as Ramses II and Seti I, also had elaborate funerary masks, although their original masks may not have survived as well as Tutankhamun's. Death masks were typically made of gold and adorned with jewels, serving as a representation of the deceased in the afterlife. These masks were integral to ancient Egyptian burial practices, reflecting the importance of the afterlife in their culture.
They wore light, white, linen clothing. Sometimes they were pleated. Men wore kilts and women wore dresses.
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They wore ''chiton'' (χιτών) Is like a robe, you can see it in the greek and roman sculptures. In the theater they also wore masks and the satyres wore ship skin.
The Egyptians wore death masks because they believed in the afterlife. They believed that the soul only came back to the body if it could recognize it. The death mask was a picture of the person inside the sarcophagus so that the soul would go back to that person in the afterlife.
In Egypt men wore linen that was usually wrapped around their waist, and and the girls usually wore linen dress.
women men wore them
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