Facts about Shoes

Did you know that shoe were present before the invention of the wheel?

Interest: It’s true! The oldest shoes in the world were discovered in Armenia dates back to 3,500 BC. Archaeologists believe it was worn by a man who herded sheep and goats. The earliest known footwear with leather soles comes from about 5,000 years ago in Egypt. They were sandals made out of plant materials like reeds or grasses and held together with leather laces. Ancient Egyptians also wore boots made from animal skins for warmth during winter months.

In ancient Greece, women used to wear closed-toe shoes called “kothorni” while men went barefoot or wore open-toed sandals called “chiridoti” when they weren’t wearing boots or going barefoot themselves. During this time period, people believed that the gods had given them feet as a means of moving around on Earth so they should never cover their feet up completely unless they were sick or injured (which is why we have socks today). Shoes became more popular in Rome where soldiers started wearing them because they protected their feet from rocks and other sharp objects on the ground during battles. Roman soldiers also began using hobnails inside their shoes which gave them better traction on slippery surfaces such as ice – something modern day hikers still use today!

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