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The story of textiles (1916)

Newark Museum Association · [Newark? · leaf 8

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Fig. 3. Covered round house. grass side in. Matting also is woven forfloor coverings (Fig. 4). And the roots,stems, bark and leaves of many plants … Fig. 4. Matting made of sugar cane bark by Indians. furnish materials for baskets to hold food(Fig. 5, Fig. 6) for clothing, for armor,for furniture and for transportation (Fig. 7).The wealth of an Indian family wascounted in the number and beauty of itsbaskets, and that baskets enter into…

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