Roth, H. Ling (Henry Ling), 1854-1925, Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. Journal · Halifax [Eng.] F. King & sons, ltd · leaf 41
t eitherend wherewith to fix it on to its upright sup-ports. The method of attaching the warp to thebreast and warp-beams (see Bigs. 50 and 51 Aand b) is, as in all these looms, a complicatedone, on account, no doubt, of the comparativesmoothness of the filament, which does notbind well. The warp… … B.AKON60 FIG-.48B. H. Ling Koth.—Studies in Primitive Looms. 29 At a distance of about 45 inches, or 114 m., away from the breast beam, the warpsare again bunched, but this time into fifty-seven bunches, a number whichnaturally does not agree with the bunching at the breast beam. These bunchesare…
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