| Often we have to look to our past to
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| | individual lived.Historians and
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| understand our future. Considered one of
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| | archaeologists have found that the
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| the first great civilizations, Greek
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| | clothing, like art, was influenced by the
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| culture is studied in depth. This brings
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| | different Greek periods. They found
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| us to the subject of the practical attire
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| | particular Doric clothing existed from
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| of the people.Attire Worn By the People
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| | the beginning of the archaic period, and
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| of the City-States of GreeceThe culture
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| | other versions from the Ionic that was a
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| of the city-states of the early Greek
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| | later adoption of the original. Research
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| civilizations has been easily researched
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| | found that women wore peplos, a sort of
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| from carvings, tombs, ruins, sculptures
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| | shorter embroidered tunic, placed over
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| and art depicting scenes of their every
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| | chitons.Depending on the weather, some
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| day life. Greek clothing was very simple
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| | Greeks wore cloaks or loincloths,
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| and light, even for the mythical
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| | sometimes used as a blanket if needed.
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| religious figures. A comprehensible fact
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| | Greeks used to walk barefoot,
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| to keep in mind is the hot climate of
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| | particularly in the house. Outdoors they
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| Hellas, the historical name of
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| | sometimes wore light leather sandals or
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| Greece.Greeks wore loose clothing
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| | boots in rocky terrain. Babies usually
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| generally white or otherwise dyed in
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| | wore nothing, except linen diapers, while
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| bright color or bleached. Typical attire
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| | children's clothing consisted of cloth
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| consisted of several pieces with the
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| | wrapped around their middles. Older men
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| chiton confectioned in linen for summer
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| | wore draped mantles either alone or over
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| and wool during winter. The chiton was a
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| | their chitons. An item typically only
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| long square garment attached along the
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| | worn by travelers was the Chalmys, a
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| arms with pins to make sleeves and a belt
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| | smaller rectangle placed over one of
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| round the waist. It is quite similar to
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| | their shoulder.Chitons and peplos were
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| the tunics we wear today. Chitons were
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| | the basic garments worn by Greeks for
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| unisex pieces made by mothers, daughters,
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| | centuries. When it came to attire, the
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| and female slaves using long pieces of
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| | people of the city-states of Greece were
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| fabric. Chitons generally were decorated
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| | definitely interested in simplicity and
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| with embroidery on the bottom
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| | comfort.Richard Monk is with - a site
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| representing the city-state in which the
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| | with facts about everything.
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