The women's clothes on pictorial art from the Old Hittite to end of the neo-Hittite Period

Clothing has an importance way to in the social norms of society. Clothing culture demonstrates differentiation when geographical, social and social areas contribution. Through history clothing variability difference is reflected by the women who have had the most relationship with natural patterns. Clothing has an effect on disclosure of one's status , knowledge and skills in their social lives. In ancient times, we can see women's position that time to time they have hierarchical authority at the highest level in the most clearly in the political and religious understanding policy of the Hittite State's. The role of women differs in the palace, daily life, political treaties and religious celebrities. This difference is the most clearly expressed in the she prefers clothing models, jewelry and accessories within the scope of her clothing culture and the attribute or symbolic item which define the she believes in sign of the god. The Hittite State reflected of everything with related to its social life in the framework of the art of depiction; in the early establishment periods prefer vases art , with the formation of the empire prefer on seals art , orthostats and rock monuments, when state's collapse duration they prefer on the orthostats. Over time, art differences we can see most clearly on clothes when emerged in with interaction of foreign communities. Pictural expressions were supported by written documents and directive texts that was enabled to understand women's social status in their lives through preferred clothes.