In ancient Chamorro culture, traditional attire varied based on gender and social status. Men typically wore a "naga," a loincloth made from woven materials, while women wore a "taga," a wraparound skirt along with a top made from similar fabrics. Both were often adorned with decorative items such as feathers, shells, and other natural materials. These garments were not only practical for the tropical climate but also reflected the Chamorros' connection to their environment and cultural identity.
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No the ancient Egyptians i believe did not wear anything under there clothes. such as under wear or bras. Very good question .
they wear nothing go around naked
Sometimes ancient Egyptians just had bare feet. However they did wear sandals made out of straw or leather.
The ancient Greeks wore togas they are long triangular pieces of cloth.
Chamorros come from the Northern Mariana Islands & Guam. The Chamorros of the Northern Marianas would rather refer to the Chamorros of Guam as "Guamanians" so as not to confuse themselves with each other. Gumanians also prefer to call themselves the Chamoru people.
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Thucydides
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Thucydides
From our histories
does you ancient mother wear a tunic
Yes we are, Chamorros are much like Hawaiians
The ancient Chamorros of the Mariana Islands skillfully utilized their natural environment for sustenance and culture. They practiced agriculture by cultivating crops such as taro, breadfruit, and yams, while also relying on fishing and hunting for protein. Their deep knowledge of the ocean and navigation allowed them to engage in long-distance fishing and trade with nearby islands. Additionally, they used natural resources like coconut palms and bamboo for building materials, tools, and crafts, reflecting a sustainable approach to their environment.
what did the puebloans wear
Herodotus of Halicarnassus, followed by Thucydides of Athens.
no they did not wear it