Who invented the dress?

There is no specific person who can be credited with inventing the dress. Dresses, as a type of clothing, have evolved over centuries and across different cultures, influenced by various factors such as geography, climate, social norms, and artistic expressions. The history of dresses involves diverse contributions from designers, dressmakers, and societies throughout time, rather than a single inventor.

How is modern era different from middle age era?

Why did women wear long skirts only a time ago?

The laws of Caronda, the Greco-Sicilian legislator who wrote them in verse
The legal language is harsh and cumbersome for most people, something that law students who have to learn the law would surely subscribe to. Would they have it easier if they were written in verse? This was believed by Carondas, an ancient legislator, who applied it to the corpus normative that he m
Sarmatians
The next phase of the Iranian-Scythian hegemony is linked, in the western part of the steppes, to the Sarmatians. We have seen that Herodotus mentioned, on the eastern margins of European Scythia, the Sauromates. The name is Iranian and means “black furs (*coma-) (*sau-)”, with the nominative plura
Mjollnir
Crusher (?), disputed etymology. Hammer of Thôrr. It is the “hammer” of Thôrr and, this god incarnating the thunder, the (or the) lightning; it has the virtue of returning to the hand of the god, like a boomerang. According to Snorri Sturluson, Loki had it made by marvelous dwarves, but, having d
PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT:Truth or Another Conspiracy Theory?
The Philadelphia Experiment is one of the most widespread and at the same time one of the most horrific military legends in history, and has been filed by many simply as an infamous conspiracy theory during World War II. However, how much truth is hidden in the Philadelphia Experiment and to what ex