he woe the neaman lion's skin
Heracles, the hero of Greek mythology, is often associated with the lion, specifically the Nemean Lion. This creature was invulnerable to weapons, and Heracles famously defeated it as the first of his Twelve Labors. After killing the lion, he wore its skin as a cloak, symbolizing his strength and bravery. The lion represents not only physical power but also the challenges and triumphs that define Heracles' legendary status.
Most wore animal skin.
wore animal skin!:)
the pueblo women wore skirts and shirts made out of animal skin and cotton and the en wore breech's made out of cotton and animal skin
THey wore animal skin.
they wore cloths
They wore deer skin ,and other animal hide.
They wore long buckskin dresses decorated with teeth, bones, beads, and porcupine quills.
He wore the "hide" of the Nemean Lion that he killed as the first of his ten labors.
The Tocobaga tribe wore animal skins. Deer skin was the most common item used for clothing. They would use the skin to fashion items that they could wear.
animal skin clothes
i think the Mesopotamians wore animal skin