How did the ancient roman women do their hair?

The hair of women is sometimes concealed under

a cap. The wind and sand made women in ancient times to wear a hood

most of the time when they were outside. Where no cap or hood is

worn, the hair clings closely to the head in a wavy compact mass,

escaping however from below the wreath or diadem, which supplies

the place of a cap, in one or two rows of crisp, rounded curls.