What is/are:

1. Draped clothing and what are the methods of fastening?

2. Tailored clothing

3. The 5 Basic garments What are they? (You should be able to recognize and define each)

4. Fibula

5. Sumptuary laws (Read about this in your book)

6. Zeitgeist

7. Cultural Authentication and Cross Cultural influences in dress

8. Fashion as defined by our book

9. Theme as defined by our book

Visual recognition of garment forms for the following cultures:

Sumerian, Egyptian, Minoan/Crete, Assyrian, Babylonian, Romans, Greeks

I have provided focus points for each of the cultures below. This will include a basic understanding of the types of fabrications and characteristics of these cultures.

What are/is;

Sumerians

1. Kaunakes/ fleece

Egypt

1. What is the gift of the Nile (tissue weight/pleated)

2. What is the specific importance of animal skins

3. Loincloths

4. Tunics-Kalasiris Calasiris (sometimes there is more than one spelling of the same word.)

5. Sheath dress

6. Skirts (Schenti, shent skent schent - various spelling) Varied during different time periods

7. Aprons

8. Corselets (decorative with straps or strapless)

9. Jewelry (Amulets and pectorals)

10. Headdresses: What are Lock of Horus, Uraeus/cobra, Nemes/scarf-like?

11. REVIVALS What is the significance of King Tuts tomb?

Crete/Minoans

1. Perizoma (loin cloth)

2. Men skirts (short often wrapped with tassels center front and/or back)

3. Women Skirts Describe and recognize

4. What was the general characteristic of the womens clothing when compared to other women of classical antiquity?

Greece

1. Chiton

2. Peplos -Doric Peplos

3. Doric Chiton

4. Ionic Chiton

5. Hellenistic Chiton

6. Himation

7. Mens tunics-Chitoniskos, Exomis

8. Outerwear- Chlamys and Petasos

9. Phrygian bonnet cap

Etruscans Etruria

1. Tebenna

2. Characteristics of the Etruscan womens clothing Describe and recognize.

Romans

1. Bulla

2. Toga What are they and what did the togas denote?

Clavi,Sinus, Umbo, What are these parts of the toga?

3. Palla

4. Stola

5. What is aSagum and the meaning of wearing one

6. Flammeum

7. Subligar

8. Strophium