considerthe appliances by which these results were accom-plished. no shearing ai)pliauces—it was generally washed.Llamas bear both black and white wool, and often it isonly the \vhitc that is washed now—how the ancientsdid it we have no means of deciding. When washed and dried, the wool is ready… … FIG. 3.A Modern Peruvian Poncho, showing pictures of sn Ancient Hunting Expedition woven into the Cloth. The methods of spinning—it is wool that is general-ly used by these Indians—have changed little sincethe days of the Incas. The Llama is the groat wool-bearing animal of South America, and it…
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