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men wore kilts made from a rectangular length of linen that was folded
around the body and tied at the waist. The kilt reached the knee and
was worn without regard to status or class. Clothing of Priestesses Priestesses attending festivals and other rites wore sleeveless wrapped gowns consisting of long rectangular pieces of white linen wrapped loosely around the body then tied in the front and over one shoulder. Red - Physical world, material goods
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