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- Crete and Greece - created by the arrangement around the body of pieces of fabric that are folded, pleated, pinned, and or betted in different ways. - usually fits close to the body - thought to have developed after people learned to weave cloth |
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- Crete and Greece - charms worn around the neck to ward off evil |
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- Crete and Greece - military costume - was shaped leather or metal protectors for the lower legs |
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- Crete and Greece - a narrow-brimmed or brimless hat with pointed crown - worn by men and women |
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- Crete and Greece - brimless caps with a high padded peak that fell forward |
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- Crete and Greece - worn with chlamys was a fitted cap with large "brim to shade crom sun and keep rain of head" |
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- Crete and Greece - loincloth, garment worn by men either as an undergarment or for athletic contests |
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- Crete and Greece - a rectangular cloak of leather or wool pinned over the right or left shoulder - worn by men over chiton, especially for travel - could be used blanket at night |
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- Crete and Greece - a large rectangle of fabric that wrapped around the body - compared to wrapped shawls of mespatomia |
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- Crete and Greece - men, short w/ few exceptions 400-1000 bc women, long 450-300bc - narrower than ionic, without sleeves, fastened with one broach (fibula) @ shoulders - wool, linen, or silk |
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- Crete and Greece - men; short or long - women; long to ground - full, longer sleeves, fastened with many small brooches at shoulder - lightweight wool or pleated linen - 550bc to 480bc less often 480bc to 300bc |
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- Crete and Greece -women - to ankles - close to body, fastened with large straight pin at shoulder - patterened wool -archaic period to c.550bc |
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- Crete and Greece -men -short between hip and thigh - close to body, similar to doric peplos - patterened wool - archaic period to c.550bc |
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- Crete and Greece - the garment previously called tunic - garment sewn together at shoulder and under arms - some were just made by taking a rectangular piece of fabric and wrapping ir around the body and securing it at the shoulders - could be belted |
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