Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 329
he most part, the specimensshow the simplest form of weaving. (Fig. 36.) This was madeby having the warp and woof made of the same kind of thread,usually large and strong, and both were drawn equally tight.However, a very fine reticulated weaving was frequently metwith. The warp in this textile was… … Explorations of the Seip Mound. 317 of an inch apart and the woof one-sixteenth of an inch and theyarn finely spun. The threads of both the woof and warp equallydrawn. A fine illustration of reticulate weaving is shown inFig. 37- TANNED SKINS. Skins made into leather were found in a number of…
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