Pepper, George H. (George Hubbard), 1873-1924 · New York · leaf 12
EVERYBODY'S MAGAZINE 38 … THE FIBRES ARE MADE TO LIE IN THE SAME GENERAL DIRECTION, SO THAT THE FINISHED PIECE IS OF UNIFORM THICKNESS, AND FORMS A STRIP ABOUT FOUR INCHES WIDE AND SEVEN INCHES IN LENGTH. THIS STRIP IS TAKEN BY THE SQUAW AND WOUND UPON A DISTAFF OF PRIMITIVE FORM — THIS FIRST PROCESS OF SPINNING BEING A…
Navajo Indians · Indian textile fabrics -- North America
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