Roth, H. Ling (Henry Ling), 1854-1925, Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. Journal · Halifax [Eng.] F. King & sons, ltd · leaf 31
rtedfrom below between the pseudo-warps, and bent into position over and under thewarp, and so the fabric is made. By well pressing back the warp after the quillinsertion, the upper and lower warp are brought into the same vertical plane andremain unseen. It is a very ingenious piece of work. 2. In… … it is that, after a start has been made at weaving at one of the beams for a lengthof 5 inches (or 13 cm.), a second start has been made at the other beam, whichextends to a length of 20-|- inches (or 52 cm.); then there are the bare warpsbetween the two webs for a distance of 54J- inches (or T37…
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