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AMBER

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This is what people wear by
Umar

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By Haani & Theo
The sword is so sharp it could 🤬 in seconds.

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Chicken legs with rice and fresh peas
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by Leanna and Niam

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GREEK YOGURT

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Boys and girls clothes can be very different. The men wear heavy armour and the girls wear a smooth fabric.

This is called armour.

by Leanna and Niam

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Eva and aaron
this what warriors wore when they went in to wars

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by Honey and Joe

Sausages, salad and a couple of pita bread. This is very good and healthy for you.

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Eva and Aaron
Spartan leader in armour

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By Martha & Nathan
This sword is very sharp with a big point at the end. The handle of this sword is the right length compared to the sword size.

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This was  usually what they wore in war.The helmet was around 12 kg .

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By Martha & Nathan
This house looks plain and it is not very colourful. The house is made out of bricks .

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This is good example of the Spartan clothes

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by Haani & Theo
Sparta was one of the most powerful city- states in Ancient Greece.

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Eva and Aaron

Spartan house

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Greek Foods                                      In Ancient Greek in Sparta they eat many things such as  Olives,Grapes and Figs.

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By Martha & Nathan
This is some amazing food from Sparta. It is quite simple food as you can see.

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By Martha & Nathan
Clothes that Spartan women used to wear

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eva and aaron
sparta sword
what they use for wars

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by Haani and Theo (the best)
Spartan men and women wore clothes that were light and simple.

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http://primaryhomeworkhelp.co.uk/greece/sparta.htm

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/primaryhistory/ancient_greeks/sparta/

http://www.ducksters.com/history/ancient_greece/sparta.php

http://greece.mrdonn.org/sparta.html