caliga
/kæˈliːɡə/Definitions
1. noun
a type of sandal or shoe worn by ancient Romans, typically made of leather straps and a sole of wood or leather
“The archaeologist carefully examined the caliga print found at the ancient Roman site.”
1. noun
a type of sandal or shoe worn by ancient Romans, typically made of leather straps and a sole of wood or leather
“The archaeologist carefully examined the caliga print found at the ancient Roman site.”