Old Clothing In Ancient Egypt

Introduction
Clothing, often has a strong personal value, because it bears the makings of one’s life, and often designates certain stages within life. Old clothing brings back memories of past occasions and dispositions. Clothing, as representing an individual’s identity is often considered part, or representative of the person. Physically ancient Egyptian people wore many kinds of clothes to serves many purposes; it can serve as protection from the elements, and can enhance safety during hazardous activities such as hiking and cooking. It protects the wearer from rough surfaces, rash-causing plants, insect bites, splinters, thorns and prickles by providing a barrier between the skin and the environment protect them from fluctuation weather such as; sun rays in summer and from cold in winter. So in ancient Egypt the industry of weaving and spinning became the eldest one which is practiced by people in homes and workshops. It is controlled by the royal court directly and the King dedicated huge amount of land to flax, which reflect the interest of the industry and its development in ancient Egypt.
In ancient Egyptian contexts we found that Syrians became known weavers of ancient Egypt during the

They used two types of looms which were used from Badarian to Middle Kingdom, and then the vertical loom was introduced during New Kingdom. The Egyptians had a reputation for producing a very fine linen fabric; refer to as 'Byssos', which was imported by their Greek neighbors. Many types of clothing were worn by ancient Egyptians such as; loincloths, kilts, skirts and garments which were worn by both men and women. However, leather loincloths were traditionally worn by men while various types of dresses were worn only by women. Evidence for children’s clothing is more limited because they went naked much of