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kohl- a powder used as a cosmetic to darken the eyelids, eyebrows…
ochre- a red clay
henna- an Asian shrub or small tree used as dye
amulets- an object used to keep away evil spirits or injury
linen shift- a simple loose-fitting dress
loincloth- a piece of cloth wrapped around the waist
1. Nile- the longest river in the world
2. silt- a type of fertile soil
3. delta- a triangle-shaped marshy area
4. Sahara- the largest desert in the world
5. sandstone- a type of sedimentary rock
6. cataracts- dangerous whitewater rapids
7. Mediterranean- a sea near bordering Israel
Ancient Greece Clothing
The main clothing that the Ancient Greeks wore was a tunic called a chiton. There were also other kinds of tunics, such as Peplos, and Himation. They were held together by pins on the shoulders. There was a belt holding it together by the waist. All clothing was made of smooth, cool garments. Ancient Greeks wore sandals all year round because it was very hot all year round in the world of Ancient Greece. At home, they were usually bare-footed. The first hat was designed in Ancient Greece. It was brimmed and very broad. There were also chin straps for people who loved to travel.
Source: Wikipedia
