What do egyptologist wear?

Clothing:

- Khakis

- Jeans

- Long-sleeved shirts

- T-shirts

- Hats

Footwear:

- Hiking boots

- Sturdy shoes

- Sandals

Accessories:

- Sunglasses

- Sunscreen

- Insect repellent

- Water bottle

- A camera

- A notebook and pen

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