response: Yes, Roman generals even colored their bodies in red to celebrate victories!
original_response: Yes, even Roman generals even colored their bodies in red to celebrate victories!
history: Red is such a passionate, vibrant color Oh, that's nice. It sits next to orange at the end of the spectrum of visible light. It has the longest wavelength from what I can remember! I don't know if it's the longest, but its dominant wavelength is around 625-740 nanometers. That's long, I guess! I know that violet has short wavelengths. That's interesting. As for red, the red range goes from yellow-tinted scarlet to blueish crimson, and in darkness it goes from pink to the dark burgundy. Do you know anything about the history of red in culture? Yes, Mayans and Ancient Egyptians would make their faces red for ceremonies. Wow! Do you know any more history?
knowledge: The Ancient Egytians and Mayans coloured their faces red in ceremonies; Roman generals had their bodies colored red to celebrate victories.