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What did the ancient Romans mosaicists wear for clothing?
A toga!
What type of clothing did the poor Romans wear?
Rich Romans wore a toga to outdoor events. They also had other stuff to wear.
What type of clothing did the Ancient Greeks wear to Parties?
yes. a ball gown with ribbons
What type of shelter did ancient Egyptian slaves wear?
All the egyptian clothing is made out of linen
What did the Romans and Celts wear 2000 years ago?
Clothing.
What did the ancient Romans mosaicists wear for clothing?
A toga!
What is kinds of clothing did ancient Romans wear?
they wore tunica's and toga and chitons and himations
What do Romans usualy wear?
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What type of clothing did the poor Romans wear?
Rich Romans wore a toga to outdoor events. They also had other stuff to wear.
What type of clothing did ancient Greek kids wear?
ponytails
Ancient rome sports clothing?
Ancient Romans didn't wear clothing while playing sports. Both men and women had nothing on. Although, women did not not play many sports.
What type of clothing did the ancient Chinese poor people wear?
wool
What type of clothing did the Ancient Greeks wear to Parties?
yes. a ball gown with ribbons
What type of shelter did ancient Egyptian slaves wear?
All the egyptian clothing is made out of linen
Should everybody have to wear a type of clothing?
Everyone does wear a type of clothing.
Did the Ancient Chinease wear different clothing for different seasons?
the ancient Chinese did so wear different clothing for different seasons
What type of clothing did they wear in shakespeares plays?
Mostly everyday clothing. As the characters in the plays are often aristocratic, the playing company had to have upper-class type clothes, generally the cast-offs of some generous member of the nobility. In the one drawing we have of a contemporary performance (The Peacham Drawing), characters in ancient Rome wear ordinary clothes and a toga over top to show they are Romans.
