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The story of textiles (1916)

Newark Museum Association · [Newark? · leaf 8

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stry looms wereheld daily during the exhibition. iiaeeciatlon APR 23 taw The Story of Textiles Early Weaving When savage women first began to lookabout them for means of making their livesmore comfortable, they plaited, twisted andtied limber vines and twigs and grasses—whatever they could find—and… … Fig. 1. Framework of a round house. ground, to form a circle, or you use saplingsgrowing from the ground. You tie theirtops together, and weave in and out aroundthese uprights small boughs, long grass,rushes, or whatever is handy and limberenough for your use (Fig. 1). Or, put on grasses like a…

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