Etruscans		Primary fabric used in Rome
Chlanis		Bride’s proof of housewife skills
Perizoma		Roman “belt”
Chiton		Popular draped Roman garment worn over tunics
Ionic		Greek tunic with many variations
Exomis		Named after its T-shape, worn by Greek
Caesar		Only Romans allowed to wear togas
Pilos		Sleeveless chiton with a slim fit
Knossos		Greek loincloth undergarment
Doric peplos		Working man’s chiton
Wool		Purple bands on Roman dress to show powerful status
Vitta		Etruscan garment that preceded the toga
Sinus		Brimless Greek hat with a pointed crown
Doric		Another name for hair arranged in a bun
Men		Woolen hair tie band for Roman matrons
Chignon		Roman Empire dictator
Tutulus		Minoan palace on Crete
Tunic		Roman loincloth
Subligar		Pre-Roman cultured people in western Italy
Himation		Etruscan woman’s hat
Clavi		Chiton with many pins and long “sleeves”
Balteus		Archaic Period chiton with long, close- fitted fabric and a top edge over fold
Toga		Complex overfolds of the toga
Tebenna		Grecian wrapped shawl usually worn draped over the left arm