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Historically Accurate Biblical Clothing

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  - Addereth
  - Avnet
  - Chagor
  - Chareet
  - Eyzor
  - Kees
  - Ma’atafah
  - Sak
  - Tefillin
  - Tseetseeth
- Outer Garments
  - Machalatza
  - Me’il
  - Simlah
  - Talit
- Inner Garments
  - Kethoneth
  - Chaluk
  - Sadhin
- Headdress
- Priestly Garments
  - Ephodh
- Sandals

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Home
Blog
Contact
General Info
Gallery
Gentile Garments
- Egyptian
- Greek
  - Chiton
  - Himation
  - Stole
  - Chlamys
  - Zone
- Ishmaelite
- Philistine
- Roman
  - Toga
  - Tunica
Hebrew Garments
- Accessories
  - Addereth
  - Avnet
  - Chagor
  - Chareet
  - Eyzor
  - Kees
  - Ma’atafah
  - Sak
  - Tefillin
  - Tseetseeth
- Outer Garments
  - Machalatza
  - Me’il
  - Simlah
  - Talit
- Inner Garments
  - Kethoneth
  - Chaluk
  - Sadhin
- Headdress
- Priestly Garments
  - Ephodh
- Sandals

Ephodh

Priestly apron. 646.

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Evolution of Clothing
Textile Production
- Fiber Acquisition
- Spinning
- Dyeing
- Weaving
- Fulling
How Clothing Communicated Meaning

Gentile Garments

Egyptian
Greek
- Chiton
- Himation
- Stole
- Chlamys
- Zone
Ishmaelite
Philistine
Roman
- Toga
- Tunica

Hebrew Garments

Accessories
- Addereth
- Avnet
- Chagor
- Chareet
- Eyzor
- Kees
- Ma’atafah
- Sak
- Tefillin
- Tseetseeth

Hebrew Garments

Outer Garments
- Machalatza
- Me’il
- Simlah
- Talit
Inner Garments
- Kethoneth
- Chaluk
- Sadhin
Headdress
Priestly Garments
- Ephodh
Sandals

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