Nudity in combat
Fictional and actual practice of wearing no or almost no clothes in battle
The practice of entering combat without the use of clothing and armor has been documented on several occasions in history. The artistic convention of heroic nudity was established in the art of ancient Greece by the Archaic period.
Nº Q7068391 ★★
Uncommon · History
Nudity in combat
Fictional and actual practice of wearing no or almost no clothes in battle
The practice of entering combat without the use of clothing and armor has been documented on several occasions in history. The artistic convention of heroic nudity was established in the art of ancient Greece by the Archaic period.
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The practice of entering combat without the use of clothing and armor has been documented on several occasions in history. The artistic convention of heroic nudity was established in the art of ancient Greece by the Archaic period.
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