- The
shendyt (šnḏyt, Schenti, Schent, Shent, Skent) was a type of
loincloth similar to a skirt. It was a kilt-like
garment worn in
ancient Egypt. It was...
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izaar as worn on the
Arabian Peninsula since pre-Islamic
times such as the
Shendyt. They are
generally worn open and
unstitched in such a way that the garment...
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depicted the king
wearing the
nemes headdress, a
false beard, and an
ornate shendyt (kilt) (after
Djoser of the
Third Dynasty)
Details Style Five-name titulary...
- Old
Kingdom of Egypt, men wore
wraparound skirts (kilts)
known as the
shendyt. They were made of a
rectangular piece of
cloth wrapped around the lower...
- Khat head cloth,
topped with the uraeus, the
traditional false beard, and
shendyt kilt.
Hatshepsut was
ambiguous and
androgynous in many of her
statues and...
- unclothed.
Ancient Egyptian men
often wore a
wrapped skirt or kilt
called a
shendyt or schenti,
which came in
various styles.
Loincloth of
linen were also...
- S25 U+132EE
garment with ties
Foreigner (ꜣꜥꜥ, jꜥꜣw) 𓋯 S26 U+132EF
apron Shendyt kilt (šndyt/šnḏyt) 𓋰 S26A U+132F0
apron 𓋱 S26B U+132F1
apron 𓋲 S27 U+132F2...
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masculine figure represented on a
Moabite stele from
Shihan wearing a
shendyt and
holding a
spear might also have been a
depiction of Chemosh. Chemosh...
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striding pose, the arms held tight, and
holds the
mekes staff. He
wears a
shendyt or
pleated kilt and on his head is a double-uraeus skullcap,
possibly signifying...
- el-Medina. Men
would have worn a
simple loin-cloth or
short kilt (known as
shendyt),
supplemented in
winter by a
heavier tunic. High-status
individuals could...
