A shentis is an article of clothing worn by men and boys in ancient Egypt. Similar to a loin cloth and was often decorated with woven gold thread.
A shentis is an article of clothing worn by men and boys in ancient Egypt. Similar to a loin cloth and was often decorated with woven gold thread.
Men usually wore shentis (kilts). The wealthy wore headdresses and wigs. Jewelry was very common in Egypt, and amulets.
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Well, honey, in chapter 8 of "The Golden Goblet," our boy Ranofer continues to deal with his shady half-brother Gebu and uncovers some sneaky business happening at the goldsmith shop. Let's just say there's more drama than a soap opera, and Ranofer's got a front-row seat to all the shenanigans. So, buckle up and get ready for more twists and turns in ancient Egypt!