Roth, H. Ling (Henry Ling), 1854-1925, Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland. Journal · Halifax [Eng.] F. King & sons, ltd · leaf 51
it would interfere with each other. A very interesting loom, Plate II, is one marked Okale (Ba-Hamba) in theBritish Museum. It is in most respects like the rest of these looms, but shows apattern (Fig. 77) obtained by means of black-stained wefts, the pattern beingroughly arranged in the warp near… … F\&JJ. PORTION OF PATTERN ON. OKALEfeA-HAM8^L&0n,BRrr.HU6.(TfrRDAVi. £ between the two by running the fingers along the warp, but that a connection existsis evident from the illustration. As already mentioned (Part I, p. 23), thismethod is found in Ancient Peru and in the East. The…
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